Let's do this. 1/ Buffett: "Most people come to our meeting to hear Charlie. At 96 he is in fine shape. It didn't seem like a good idea to have him come to this meeting. Charlie is in fine shape and he will be back next year." Charlie is now doing video streaming meetings.
14 Ideas on How to Grow Your Business by Writing (THREAD) Ideas are all from @shl and @david_perell Notes below 👇 https://t.co/c3Q45CZtdP
What’s a great biography I should read? Preference: - person needs to be on top of their game from 1880-1980s. Nothing modern - businessy type of person. Military or pop culture related is cool too - on audible - not more than 800 pages - haven’t read before
Last one on Buffett. Here's his answer in 2009 vs 2020 about whether or why to buy stocks. His answer is pretty similar. I don't know what stocks will do over the short run. But I buy when the price is right. Interesting to compare and contrast. https://t.co/YMlAdkuIQi
I recently spent $1,000 on an online writing class. ✏️ Coughing up that sum of cash was not an easy choice. But I learned more in five weeks than I did in four years of college. Here are some of the key takeaways @levnaginsky and I came away with: https://t.co/c4WiRL6Tzv
I had an epiphany today about how we could literally unlock the entire egghead catalog and still function as a profitable company 🤔
There's a new option in the build vs. buy question; we threw a relatively complex problem at @airtable that we couldn't get as SaaS, and would have taken us a week+ to build. The result blew our pants off. Take a look at our video of the process: https://t.co/w7YPYI4FCg
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