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July 2, 2020: One-Sentence Summary: The story of an industrial conglomerate in Brazil with a leader using his uncommon sense to create an unconventional workplace that focuses on investing in quality of life for business success. Rating On Time Of Review: Best business book. 10/10. Just study this over and over again.
June 30, 2020: First look at Alphabet. Splitting the research into multiple parts. Continuing from yesterday, in this episode I’ll look into costs, margins, returns on capital, reinvestment, culture, management and the like.
June 29, 2020: First look at Alphabet. Splitting the research into multiple parts. Today I look into some elements that make GOOG "not a conventional company”, how it makes money, customers, and market position of its major product segments.
June 26, 2020: An interview with Katie Wyka, Performance Coach at Clio. Learning about Clio’s culture/values, Katie’s role in talent acceleration as Clio’s first in-house coach, the frameworks for coaching, measuring ROI from coaching, building trust and everything to do with developing people.
June 24+25, 2020: One-Sentence Summary - A challenging set of essays that genuinely makes you “think” as it outlays the value of independent thought that is so rare in the world. Rating On Time Of Review - It was okay. It’s a classic so I’d like to revisit it again in the future. I think there is enough there to warrant a second try.
June 23, 2020: Talking through an essay I wrote on "How to Read a Book Every 2 Weeks”. Going over my system currently (my best one yet) and all the past systems that didn’t work.
June 22, 2020: One-Sentence Summary: A fictional tale that masterfully incorporates various mental models on the singular focus of embarking on the journey to live a life of purpose.
June 19, 2020: A narration of incoherent thoughts I had trying to grapple with why ROIC matters, its relationship with valuation (i.e. IRR) and trying to look at margin of safety differently. A revelation of how little I know and how I noodle investing concepts.
June 18, 2020: A curiosity-driven adventure took me down the rabbit hole of learning about Peter Diamandis’ 29 Laws and Maria Popova’s essay on Finding Purpose through 7 fascinating people. This started my annual pilgrimage to Paul Graham’s essays digging into various models for Doing What You Love.
June 17, 2020: Talking about a position I took that accounted for 40% of my portfolio and one I exited with losing 15% of my net worth. A reflection on how it started, what it was like as a quick post mortem from the 2 years of holding this position.
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