Felix @felixintheflow

Joined September 2019

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David Senra @FoundersPodcast

2 years ago

Jony Ive on what Steve Jobs taught him about focus: “This sounds really simplistic but it still shocks me how few people actually practice this. It’s a struggle to practice this. Steve was the most remarkably focused person I ever met in my life. Focus is not something…

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David Senra @FoundersPodcast

2 years ago

Peter Thiel on the best idea he had for managing people and why: "The best thing I did as a manager at PayPal was to make every person in the company responsible for doing just one thing. Every employee's one thing was unique, and everyone knew I would evaluate him only on…

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Daniel @MnkeDaniel

2 years ago

This talk by Terry Smith is only 10 minutes. It deals with one of the most vital questions of Investing: How to invest in the best companies without overpaying? I highly recommend you take 10 minutes today to listen to this:

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Morgan Housel @morganhousel

3 years ago

History is often the study of surprises ironically used as a guide to the future.

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Daniel Galdini, CFP® @ddgaldini

4 years ago

Jorge Paulo Lemann e sua visão sobre risco. "Risco é uma coisa que você aprende aos poucos, que a gente não aprende na escola e não faz parte da nossa personalidade." Aula!

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David Perell @david_perell

4 years ago

The paradoxes of modern life. Here's my mini-essay.

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Prof. Feynman @ProfFeynman

4 years ago

The Feynman-technique of learning: > Pick a topic you wanna understand and start studying it > Pretend to teach the topic to a classroom > Go back to the books when you get stuck > Simplify and use analogies! • If you wanna master something, teach it. 🧠

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Sahil Bloom @SahilBloom

4 years ago

The most powerful paradoxes of life:

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Prof. Feynman @ProfFeynman

4 years ago

We must be careful not to believe things simply because we want them to be true. No one can fool you as easily as you can fool yourself.

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Jeff Bezos @JeffBezos

4 years ago

Listen and be open, but don’t let anybody tell you who you are. This was just one of the many stories telling us all the ways we were going to fail. Today, Amazon is one of the world’s most successful companies and has revolutionized two entirely different industries.

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Ryan Breslow @ryanbreslow

4 years ago

The biggest lesson I’ve learned in building a $4B company: It’s all about the people. I’m thrilled to announce today that Bolt is the first tech unicorn to officially shift to a 4 day work week. Here’s why we did it and how we came to the decision 👇👇👇

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Philippe Laffont @plaffont

5 years ago

1/ How do you build long term performance? Warren buffet is 90. Half of his net worth was accumulated in the first 60 years and another half in the last 10. So stay healthy because the last 10 years matter! But what are the super long term skills every investor needs to master?

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Prof. Feynman @ProfFeynman

5 years ago

Don't be impressed by money, followers, degrees, and titles. Be impressed by kindness, integrity, humility, and generosity. 🧠

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Value Investor Journal ® @VJ_Rabindranath

5 years ago

If u want to be successful investor, u need a passionate interest in why things are happening. That cast of mind over long periods gradually improves ur ability to focus on reality. If u don't have that cast of mind, you're destined to fail, even u have a high IQ Charlie Munger

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Ray Dalio @RayDalio

5 years ago

Most people make bad decisions because they are so certain that they’re right that they don’t allow themselves to see the better alternatives that exist. To see this principle in action, check out this week's Case of the Week: principles.app.link/2OmssT8L18