Lessons from Paul Singer

Paul Singer, the founder of the formidable hedge fund Elliott Management, is a towering figure in the world of finance, known for his sharp intellect, disciplined investment strategies, and often-unapologetic activist campaigns. Over a career spanning more than four decades, Singer has cultivated a reputation as one of the most

Lessons from Mark Leonard

Mark Leonard, the famously reclusive founder and chairman of Constellation Software, has built a multi-billion dollar empire through a disciplined and unconventional approach to acquiring and nurturing vertical market software (VMS) businesses. Despite his aversion to the spotlight, Leonard's annual shareholder letters have become a treasure trove of

Lessons from Linus Lee

Linus Lee, a research engineer, programmer, and writer, is a prominent voice in the fields of artificial intelligence, human-computer interaction, and tools for thought. Currently at Thrive Capital and formerly with Notion's AI team, he is known for his deep thinking on how technology can augment human creativity

Lessons from Tom Siebel

On Digital Transformation and Technology 1. On the pace of change: "The scale and velocity of the change we are experiencing today is unlike anything we have seen before in the Information Age. It is more disruptive than the smart phone and more impactful than the internet." [1]

Lessons from Wang Ning

Wang Ning, the founder and CEO of Chinese toy giant POP MART, has transformed the niche market of art toys into a global phenomenon, making him one of the wealthiest entrepreneurs in China. His success with "blind box" toys like Labubu and Molly has been fueled by a

Lessons from David Baszucki

David Baszucki is a pioneer in the world of online gaming and user-generated content and CEO of Roblox, has shared a wealth of knowledge over the years through interviews, public statements, and articles. On Vision and the Future of Entertainment Baszucki's long-term vision for Roblox extends far beyond

Lessons from Arthur C. Brooks

A leading voice on the art and science of happiness, Arthur C. Brooks, a Harvard professor, bestselling author, and columnist for The Atlantic, has offered a wealth of wisdom on living a more fulfilling life. His work, which spans books, articles, and speeches, provides practical, evidence-based advice on finding joy

Lessons from Bruce Flatt

Bruce Flatt is the CEO of Brookfield Asset Management. On Investment Philosophy 1. Focus on Intrinsic Value, Not Market Trends. Flatt emphasizes a value-oriented strategy, concentrating on an asset's intrinsic worth rather than popular trends. [1] This involves identifying assets that are undervalued compared to their fundamental value.
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