Business
Key insights from non-fiction Business books. Topics in this genre include, but are not exhaustive of: Economics, Entrepreneurship, Leadership, Marketing and Management.
The Accidental Engineer: Lessons from Sir James Dyson
You can’t google “vacuum cleaner” without an image of Dyson’s vacuum appearing. Dyson is ubiquitous for its high-tech vacuum cleaners...
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Lessons From Jeff Bezos
New Post: Lessons from Jeff Bezos Amazon shareholder letters are a treasure trove of insights. In this article, I attempt...
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Getting to Yes With Yourself
In "Getting to Yes with Yourself and Other Worthy Opponents", William Ury describes the 6 steps of the "Inner Yes...
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Too large, too fast
Big, old companies are sometimes called 'dinosaurs'. Slow to think and make decisions, and they do not adapt quickly. Due...
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What We Can Learn from Pilots: Charlie Munger’s Six Element System
In Poor Charlie's Almanack, a collection of Munger's speeches, he addresses how broadscale professionals can learn from narrowscale professionals (e.g....
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Jack-of-all-Trades or Master of One?
Undeniably, being a specialist is advantageous. For example, an engineer has a huge amount of expertise in a specific field,...
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The Joys of Compounding – Part II
This is Part Two of the review of The Joys of Compounding by Gautam Baid. If you haven't already, you...
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The Joys of Compounding – Part I
Read the Book In "The Joys of Compounding", author Gautam Baid distills the wisdom of investing and life lessons all...
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