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Conducting market research
Analyzing data to make informed decisions
Developing a product roadmap
To understand the bigger picture
"To achieve 'worldly wisdom', you must build a latticework of mental models that unite all the big ideas in the world."
- Charlie Munger
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The Warren Buffett wisdom
- Just because everyone else is doing something, doesn't make it right.
- Everyone's "wired in a particular way". Understand yours & make the best of it.
- Accept & use to your benefit the fact we can't be experts at everything. "What can be more logical, in whatever you wa...
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Right or wrong
"You are neither right or wrong because the crowd disagrees with you. You are right because your data & reasoning are right."
- Benjamin Graham
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How to approach anything - life, finance, philanthropy
Buffett's mindset is key to his excellence as an investor and philanthropist. Here's what we can learn from him:
- Understand your unique qualities & focus on those opportunities that make the best use of them.
- Learn from your mistakes.
- F...
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Converting knowledge into achievement
"It is not enough to have good intelligence. The principal thing is to apply it well."
- Rene Descartes
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An Effective Latticework For Thinking Faster
There are two key components to form an effective latticework that allows you to think faster and more clearly.
- You need to have many mental models from a wide range of disciplines, different ways of looking at the world and solving problems. For example, supply ...
Understanding the bigger picture
We like to be right. And to protect our desire to be right, we look for evidence that supports our ideas and ignore evidence that contradicts them.
But to construct a holistic view about anything, we have to aim to understand the big picture and be particularly critical ...
Stick to your Circle of Competence
Charlie Munger once commented that "in order to disagree with somebody you must first understand their argument better than they do."
The most common way people lose money is to overestimate how clever they are and how much they know. Even after a fifty-year investing career, both...
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