“The line between gambling and investing is artificial and thin. The soundest investment has the defining trait of a bet (you losing all of your money in hopes of making a bit more), and the wildest speculation has the salient…
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Book Report: The Big Short
Tagged with: analytics, economics, failure, hubris, lessons, Michael Lewis, mistakes, psychopathy
Posted in Books, Finance
Posted in Books, Finance
Dilbert on Leadership
I’m a Dilbert fan. As an engineer who now works in marketing, and compounds that sacrilege by working in management, I see the humour from many angles perhaps more than most. Every so often, Dilbert tackles leadership, and more often…
Tagged with: circle of control, crucial conversations, Dilbert, John Wooden, leadership, luck, negotiating, psychopathy, randomness, storytelling
Posted in Books, Leadership, Management
Posted in Books, Leadership, Management
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