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1/ ETFs 101My Mom texted me recently asking, “What’s an ETF?” A financial advisor had pitched her on investing her money in a “diversified pool of ETFs” (to sound complex,

Derivatives 101The term "derivatives" is often used in the world of finance. But for most people, it is just another example of complicated financial jargon. Often used, seldom understood.Let's fix

1 year ago, I wrote my first Twitter thread.100 threads and 70,000+ words later, I’m just getting started.10 favorites (on business, finance, mental models, and life): Competitive Advantages10 competitive advantages

1/ Options 101 - Call OptionsOver the last few months, with the rise of Robinhood and the day trading boom, options trading has been featured prominently in the news (for

1/ Options 101 - Put OptionsYesterday, I posted Part 1 of Options 101, covering call options. I can’t leave my Bears hanging (the market has done enough of that!), so

In 1983, a 52-year-old senior executive at Texas Instruments was passed over for the company's top job.He would go on to found and build the most strategically important company in

Warren Buffett is a treasure trove of wisdom.But contrary to what you have been told, most of it has nothing to do with investing.10 powerful lessons for life from the

Transformative innovation begins with a variant perception.A belief or view that differs from the consensus.4 variant perceptions that are changing the world: TSMC - Morris ChangVariant Perception: The status quo

In his final Amazon shareholder letter, Jeff Bezos shared a powerful mental model on maintaining your distinctiveness.A thread on the fight against normalcy (in your career, startup, writing, or life):

Second-Order Thinking 101We live in a world of complex systems that punish simple, linear thinking. The greatest minds consistently use second-order thinking to solve problems.But what is "second-order thinking" and

I turned 30 recently.While far from old and wise, I have learned a few things along the way - on life, business, writing, investing, and growth.Here are a few important

To grow, you need to be relentlessly consistent.Because growth - in your career, startup, writing, or life - comes gradually and then suddenly.10 threads to help you on your growth