Good Reads

[winner69]

The Organized Mind: Thinking Straight in the Age of Information Overload by Daniel Levitin is a fascinating read

Amazing how much sugar the brain needs …uses about 20% of the body’s energy

[whatsup]

Can you just not! Go post your political BS in the political threads. You and your politically obsessed mates have already commandeered more than a few threads. There is no need to hijack the whole damned site!

Kiwi, it the back bone of all lefty govts , lies , lies. lies, its just that Russia is leading the pack, that country is just a bigger lie !

[Valuegrowth]

https://www.kevinrooke.com/book-reco...ns/bill-ackman

BOOKS RECOMMENDED BY BILL ACKMAN

[Valuegrowth]

Good listening.

[ynot]

Good listening.

My initial reaction to this guy was less than admirable, but 1 hour in he had my attention.

[Schrodinger]

Good vid. May I also recommend his follow up https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hzFl0uDwAQY&t=1656s

[Valuegrowth]

Good vid. May I also recommend his follow up https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hzFl0uDwAQY&t=1656s

Thanks. There are few more of his youtubes.

[Schrodinger]

please delete

[thegreatestben]

Quite enjoyed this, not investment related but I think it has a lot of insights and concepts that could be applied to investment decisions.

https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/b...d-dan-gardner/

[Valuegrowth]

My initial reaction to this guy was less than admirable, but 1 hour in he had my attention.

I wish I had listened to it long before.

Summary

1. Respect Money and be Indifferent towards it
2. Rent to Own - Define Assets and Liabilities Properly
3. Build and Own your own infrastructure
4. Travel, Get Perspective, Get your Dream Life
5. Risk is Subjective, not Two Dimensional
6. Seek out Alternative Education
7. Value your Time
8. Ditch the Smart Phone
9. Mainstream Media is Useless. Don't consume it
10. Choose Role Models that suit Your Objective