#2123: The PDF of Naval Ravikant
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The PDF of Naval Ravikant
The Twitterverse is all aflutter tweeting and retweeting pithy quotations from
The Almanack of
#2111: Don't gargle beet juice, common-size your ass(ets)
This week I finished the CFA chapters on income statements, balance sheets, and
cash flow statements. I'll post the first
#2110: Build a business, but don't be Buffett
Beginner typesetting is tedious, especially for a tweaker. I gave up. So I'll be
publishing the first version of The
#2109: Spandex means speed, cooks should clean, & treasure reveals
This week felt chaotic, but I managed to:
* Finish and post my CFA
[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chartered_Financial_
#2108: What if you could index your brain?
At the back of any good textbook, you'll find an index of key terms and related
concepts. Alongside each item
#2107: Spacing, massing, learning, and dying
This week, I did two things that probably seem contradictory. I posted a
testimonials page [https://www.redlinealpine.com/testimonials/
#2106: To be useful over usual
When I get a good newsletter, I scan it and bookmark what looks intriguing.
Later, I read only one, maybe
#2105: Get ready for the whine
This week, I published Can you hear the FIRE alarm?
[https://www.oddsimple.com/can-you-hear-the-fire-alarm/]
The FIRE* movement is an
#2104: Regret-motivated planning, anti-insider indexing, & ignorance-based medicine
This week, I published The Four I Framework: A pricing model for expertise
[https://www.scottsemple.com/the-four-i-framework-a-pricing-model-for-expertise].
A good
#2103: Ravikant, Terray, Carr, & Friedman
This week, I started two new projects, both summaries of great books.
The PDF of Naval Ravikant
In late 2020,
