Writing about energy fits into many of my posts, but it is not what
I write about most of the time.
Back at the start of the month I did a Christmas beauty haul post where
I wrote about most of the beauty items I got for Christmas.
It has
written about most of the hard questions on investing in a relatively simple way, and is not generally marketing services to readers.
Mostly, this show gets a listing because we've
written about most of these artists in the past and generally think the work is worth thinking about.
Not exact matches
«Peter is one
of the two people... who has taught me the
most about how to invest in startups,» Altman
wrote, when Thiel came on board in 2015.
«
Written by the founders
of YEC, an invitation - only organization comprised
of the world's
most successful young entrepreneurs, Superconnector will redefine how you think
about networking.
«Some
of the
most significant ideas come
about when someone sees a problem in a new way — often by combining disparate elements that initially seemed unrelated,»
writes marketing and strategy consultant Dorie Clark in her 2015 book, «Stand Out: How to Find Your Breakthrough Idea and Build a Following Around It.»
John Dorfman, founder
of institutional investor firm Thunderstorm Capital in Boston, tracked analysts» four
most loved and hated stocks from 1998 to 2009, and
wrote about the results in his Bloomberg column last year.
One
of the
most powerful ways to develop your skills as a business leader is to join a CEO peer group — which is something I have
written about in a prior post.
And plenty
of media have
written about it, perhaps
most notably Bloomberg's Matt Levine.
Most of this research backs what happiness gurus have been telling us since before R. H. Tawney
wrote about The Acquisitive Society a century ago: that the constant pursuit
of more and better stuff — higher salaries, privilege and the baubles that accompany success — doesn't result in increased happiness.
One
of my
most successful creative strategies is to force myself to
write about seemingly disparate topics and ideas.
Is ready to
write short posts that analyze the
most interesting nuggets
of information
about popular stocks
It looked like a paper towel»), bake and frost 24 cupcakes at 1 a.m. for the class party at 8 a.m., try to make sense
of third - grade math (just no), or switch lanes on the BQE while three kids argue to the death
about which
of them likes cheese the
most (seriously, and it's me),»
writes Kate Levkoff on the site.
One
of the people whose opinion I respect
most on this subject is Murray Newlands, an Inc. columnist who is well known in startup circles around the world for his expertise in obtaining PR and
writing about it.
«In
most of the Western world, salary just isn't something people feel comfortable talking
about,»
writes researcher David Burkus in his 2016 book «Under New Management: How Leading Organizations are Upending Business as Usual.»
The proposed regulations, put out for public comment Jan. 4, would ban high upfront fees and restrict the kinds
of contracts debt settlement companies can offer, effectively outlawing the business model
most popular with, among others, Cambridge Life Solutions, a company Matt McClearn and I
wrote about in this magazine last fall.
Steve Bass
writes PC World's monthly «Hassle - Free PC» column and is the author
of «PC Annoyances, 2nd Edition: How to Fix the
Most Annoying Things
About Your Personal Computer,» available from O'Reilly.
The
most talked
about gaffe came to light thanks to the scrutiny
of outside experts, rather than in the FBI
write - up.
Most interesting
about the Locationary news is that CEO Grant Ritchie (also the co-founder
of CanadianHotelGuide.com)
wrote an opinion piece for TechCrunch last September entitled «5 Big Map App Issues Apple Must Solve.»
Indeed, The Funded is just one
of dozens
of insider blogs on venture capital that have sprung up recently,
most prominently Pmarca, a site
written by Netscape co-founder Marc Andreessen, whose «The Truth
About Venture Capitalists,» a 4,400 - word essay posted on the site, has become a must - read for any CEO raising capital.
When I got out
of the military a decade ago, my story went something like this: Recently discharged veteran wants to meet the world's
most interesting people,
write about them, and find a way to make a living.
«New research on learning shows that the public is largely ignorant
of, well, research on learning,» she
writes before offering a quick quiz that can diagnose whether you've fallen for any
of the seven
most common and
most destructive misapprehensions
about learning and education.
A column he
wrote about it became the
most - read article in the history
of Inc.com at that time.)
In the preface to Several Short Sentences
About Writing, he argues that «most of the received wisdom about how writing works is not only wrong but harmful,» and then devotes the rest of the book to smashing assumptions and correcting misconceptions about the c
About Writing, he argues that «most of the received wisdom about how writing works is not only wrong but harmful,» and then devotes the rest of the book to smashing assumptions and correcting misconceptions about the
Writing, he argues that «
most of the received wisdom
about how writing works is not only wrong but harmful,» and then devotes the rest of the book to smashing assumptions and correcting misconceptions about the c
about how
writing works is not only wrong but harmful,» and then devotes the rest of the book to smashing assumptions and correcting misconceptions about the
writing works is not only wrong but harmful,» and then devotes the rest
of the book to smashing assumptions and correcting misconceptions
about the c
about the craft.
Lizza has for years been one
of the
most high - profile political journalists in America,
writing lengthy profiles
about former President Barack Obama and others.
As I
wrote earlier this week, it was among the
most explicit statements ever made
about what went on inside the black box that protects the Bank
of Canada's policy - making process from public view.
As I
wrote about in my article titled «5 Strategies for Franchise Leadership Development,» leadership is the
most important factor in the success
of your franchise business.
«HomeServices is on track to do only
about 3 %
of the country's home - brokerage business in 2018,» Buffett
wrote in his
most recent shareholders report, referring to HomeServices
of America Inc., which controls Trident and two other mortgage companies.
There is a lot
written on customer service, leadership, sales and innovation, but not a lot
about the
most important aspect
of being an entrepreneur — suffering.
«The United States leaving Afghanistan is
about as likely as our leaving Germany, Japan, Korea, Italy, or
most of the other 138 countries around the world where we maintain a military presence,» Skovlund
writes.
I was there at its birth in 1997,
wrote most of those «save your money» commercials with the Dutch guy, watched it grow up through four CEOs, and then
wrote a book
about it.
Most of his media appearances have been on reality television and game shows, and in 2014 he
wrote about the experience in a Los Angeles Times essay.
As a college professor, I spend
most of my days reading,
writing and thinking
about theoretical topics.
In addition to
writing compelling blog posts
about exercise techniques and healthy living (one example: «The Single Biggest Mistake
Most People Make With Their Programs»), Gentilcore's site provides a veritable library
of fitness, conditioning, and nutritional information.
Everything I Know
About Effective Blogger Outreach — This post,
written by Marcus Taylor, does a great job
of summing up some
of the
most essential factors to success during the outreach process.
With the global economy «floating on an ocean
of credit,» the current acceleration
of credit via central bank policies will likely produce a positive rate
of real economic growth this year for
most developed countries, PIMCO chief Bill Gross
writes in his latest monthly commentary, but «the structural distortions brought
about by zero bound interest rates will limit that growth and induce serious risks in future years.»
The final lesson from Soros is quite similar to the lesson we
wrote about a couple quarters ago in #NotDifferentThisTime on the wisdom
of Sir John Templeton who said that investors would always ask him where is the best place to invest, and he would respond to them that this was exactly the wrong question and that they should rather be asking where is it the
most miserable?
What is
most important to recognize
about successful government financial policy is that control
of the money supply historically has been accompanied by control over the economy's debt overhead, including the ability to
write off debts that could not be paid.
In the decades that we've been researching and
writing about Panama, we've collected a rolodex
of the
most reliable, trustworthy, and best - informed professionals — and they'll all be on hand to offer you their insights and help you successfully streamline your own move to Panama.
The tips in here were great, and it was one
of the
most well
written posts
about this subject I've seen!
One
of the best and
most insightful pieces
of writing about the trials
of entrepreneurship comes from John Hamm
writing for the Harvard Business Review.
If you care
about these sort
of things, The Wall Street Journal praised his
writing as one
of the
most influential sales and business blogs.
I have read lots
of Rubin's
writing — I think he's too perfectly hedged
most of the time (oil is going to 200, unless it doesn't) and his predictions
about a smaller world have ignored productivity issues which are making the world, in his parlance, larger.
Most analysts were already aware
of the impact
of provincial bond swaps on TSF and duly adjusted their data; but this suggests a wider problem, which is what I
wrote about in my first contribution to the listserv discussion.
This, though, is where Opendoor, the startup I
wrote about in 2016, is compelling: buying houses with the click -
of - a-button solves a major problem for sellers, the
most disadvantaged party in the entire value chain under the status quo (and thus the
most open to something new).
While thinking
about what to
write, I suddenly had a moment
of clarity as I stomped the snowy pavements
of NYC, I want to dedicate my editor's letter to the pages I'm reading because they sum up in the
most simple and logical way why we as a generation are mentally suffering more than ever before and how life could be infinitely more fun with a small mindset shift.
«I got held up in the alt - coins frenzy,» he
wrote, referring to choice digital coins like litecoin or ethereum, «and sole
most of my bitcoins (
about $ 120k worth) to buy a garland
of different coins.»
Yet, as the legendary Howard Marks once
wrote: «
Most great investments begin in discomfort... bargains are usually found among things that are controversial, that people are pessimistic
about, and that have been performing badly
of late.»
Very good article yuo
wrote, around my place daily we have a evening coffe talk, regarding the price action but
most of them still blurr
about it and unpession to enter the market and end up lost.