On the last day of 2019, I set myself a simple goal: I will get back to regularly sharing some of the best articles I read. I don’t think there is a good substitute for personal, human curation – at least, not yet. And yes, what we share does tell others a lot about us. … Continue reading What’s Worth Reading (today)
A comment about “founders and their accents” by YCombinator’s Paul Graham in Inc. magazine, led to a minor brouhaha earlier this week. Graham, today went on to elaborate further on his comments to Inc magazine in an essay. His original comments (were also made to the New York Times earlier this year) promoted me to … Continue reading Further thoughts on founders & accents
Jeffrey McManus: The market bats last. No single investor or group of investors gets to determine what the correct market value for something should be. Investors barely get a vote, much less a veto. Anything else is guesswork. Isn’t that the truth! Continue reading Market bats last
