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in the stock market, being right 55 percent of the time is as good as it gets. Stocks go down when they should go up and go up when down is forecast. For me, every market day brings a mosquito bite of failure, and some days, more serious bloodletting. I once suggested that we consider recruiting people with a track record of failure but was told there are better ways to hire resilient people with grit.
Big Money Thinks Small
Joel Tillinghast
3/26: The incumbents have been among the most profitable companies in the world and almost every sub-vertical within #fintech was in dire need of modernization. We believe this is still true which is why we’re comfortable with the pond we’ll be fishing in over the next decade.
1/26: It’s Hard to Produ...
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In a similar way, to maximize the value of the advice in this book, you must have a purpose in your life. For that reason, I want to describe to you the best process I know to develop a purpose, and illustrate it with the example of how I used this process in my own life. Mine was a rigorous process, and I recommend it to you as well.
How Will You Measure Your Life?
Clayton M. Christensen, James Allworth, and Karen Dillon