Brand is what you do. Product is how you do it. Marketing is why you do it. Do something that improves your quality of life, teach others how you did it, and show them why they should care.

How to buy the very best stocks at the very best time. H/T True market Leader

Wealthy people almost always have these three traits: - Setting impossible goals - Hustling to try to get there - Failing but not getting deterred I think being enterprising covers all three, and these people generally build enterprises

A really informative thread! 👏

Time is the most valuable asset for startups so spend it wisely because every day is a week, every week is a month, every month is a quarter.

Faire has quintupled its valuation from $2B to $12B within 2 yrs. The founders (ex-square employees) have changed how local retail is done. They've raised over $1.7B from some of the world's top investors This is the story of Faire and lessons of how Faire has been successful:

Your job as CEO of a startup is to level up your skillsets as your company evolves from prototype, business validation, growth stage, and maturity.

Wise words from one of the most seasoned players of investing!

"Like Warren, I had a considerable passion to get rich, not because I wanted Ferraris—I wanted the independence. I desperately wanted it." — Charlie Munger

"There are 5 basic ways a company can increase earnings: 1. Reduce costs 2. Raise prices 3. Expand to new markets 4. Sell more in old markets 5. Revitalize, close, or dispose of a losing operation Investigate these factors as you develop the story." — Peter Lynch

As an investor, you NEED to know how to read an Annual Report (10-K). But they often have hundreds of pages and seem way too complex. Here's how to efficiently read and understand them (+example)👇🏼

An insightful thread, to say the least!

This guy made $50M+ by selling the same app twice. The wild story of Nikita Bier 👇