Jim OShaughnessy
Another interesting piece from @kylascan.

It also suggests the nuanced difference between an "ought" and an "is" that many forget to delineate when forming opinions

The Inflation Narrative, by @kylascan https://t.co/5BK1Jsc7fY
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Tren Griffin
I was part of a formal mentoring program as usual this summer. My relationship was with a young college age immigrant to the US from Ethiopia. I learned more than I taught, as I always do in any mentoring relationship. You can learn from anyone, if you are paying attention. https://t.co/IWcpnv3ewa
"I have learned by watching people, reading people. We have mentoring. Doesn't always mean the mentor will give you the best advice. I think people should seek out other people to learn from so you have a network of people that will give you feedback." https://t.co/uPOSI7dv8Y - Tren Griffin
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Jim OShaughnessy
"People don't have ideas, ideas have people."
~Carl Jung

what do your ideas want from you?, by @joodaloop https://t.co/lyAY0M07eU
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M&A Focused CPA
Technical difficulty on this thread, but glad you guys liked it.

Other 7 points coming next week haha 🙏 https://t.co/dHMzMZKABn
Understanding Financial Accounting in the SMB world can be the difference between becoming a millionaire or going bankrupt.

DO NOT analyze financial statements without understanding these 10 principles 🧵 - M&A Focused CPA
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Daniel
Learn how Buffett, Bezos, and Munger view the world and solve problems.

Here are 5 Mental Models used by the Greatest Investors and Entrepreneurs👇🏼
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Paras Chopra
RT @paraschopra: Your team’s culture is defined by your behavior, not your words.

a 🧵 https://t.co/oRpCQ41BtF
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Frederik Gieschen
Buffett on buybacks in 1996:
"Charlie and I have enormous respect for the power of a really outstanding business. We recognize how scarce they are. If a management wishes to further intensify our ownership by repurchasing shares, we applaud." https://t.co/8D8MpBddea
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Morning Brew ☕️
when you have to take the office on the road https://t.co/XnwbdISmMa
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Ethan Mollick
What does winning the Grammy do to a musician’s style? After winning, their future albums become more stylistically unique.

But Grammy-nominated artists that fail to win become conformists. Their future albums sound more like everything else out there than previous records. 1/2 https://t.co/punbBtoYir
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Jim OShaughnessy
Ehren Stanhope, O’Shaughnessy Asset Management – The Great Inflation, Factors, and Stock Returns (The Best Investment Writing Volume 6) https://t.co/aReiIM7OYU via @Meb Faber Research - Stock Market and Investing Blog
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Morning Brew ☕️
what city is this? https://t.co/eADCHYnRi9
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