Neckar’s Insecurity Analysis
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"The most successful people I know don't question themselves, but they regularly question their ideas. They know when the water is too deep and are not…
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“We never made the error that so many others have: mistaking their product for the device that delivers it.”
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“Do I contradict myself? Very well then I contradict myself. (I am large, I contain multitudes.)” Walt Whitman
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“As long as I made getting rid of myself my only goal, every situation was a fruitful experience." Michael Singer
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I'm excited and terrified and I'll tell you why.
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"Investing in small-cap growth stocks is an immensely creative process, where creativity and success are defined by the ability to see what others—most…
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What you need to know about DAOs but have been too afraid to ask. Straight talk, no hype.
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“There’s always a point in which one’s desire to self-actualize (ambition) morphs into the desire to externally control (greed).” Lawrence Yeo
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“It's all about how you gain control over your mind. It's all an inside job.”
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Conversation with William Green: Mastering Your Mind, Resilience, and Great Investors as Practical Philosophers“Investing is just a subset of worldly wisdom We're trying to figure out how to live, how to think better, what money actually means, what makes a rich…
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"My goal is to be number one. I would like to be number one in anything I did. I don't say I can be. I don't say I should be. I'm saying I would like to…
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"There’s nothing I like so much as learning, and I had never met anyone who thought about business in such a clear way." Bill Gates about Buffett
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