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When you choose your pond wisely, you can best leverage your type, your signature strengths, and your context to create tremendous value. This is what makes for a great career, but such self-knowledge can create value wherever you choose to apply it.
Barking Up the Wrong Tree
Eric Barker
Saying fuck off is a wonderful way to start distancing yourself from it, loving it is a wonderful way to see how it is trying (albeit inefficiently) to help.
So you can decide which approach to take in terms of:
Do you need some distance from it (not identifying as it or believing what it says)
Or Do you need to be gently and living with yourself, which is often the balm that heals self-criticism?
Art of Accomplishment
Joe Hudson
If something is working for you, and you don’t have cash and if something else turns up and you like it a lot, then you should sell what’s working for you only when what you want to buy will give you a significantly higher expected return. Otherwise, just hold on to your great businesses and let them compound your capital for you.
My Email Exchange With Prof. Sanjay Bakshi on Valuations | Safal Niveshak
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