Entrepreneurs don't take risk — they do everything in their power to minimise it. Heads I win, tails I don't lose much.

Go From $10k to $1M in 3 Years With This Strategy | Mohnish Pabrai · Codie Sanchez

Capture asymmetric upside in a theme while sleeping well by keeping 80–90% in the anchor asset

TAO Is Waking Up… Here’s What I’m Watching — JM Crypto · JM Crypto

Defeat powerful institutions by enforcing the existing rules they wrote, not by arguing they should change.

How We Took On an Oil Giant and Won · Melinda Janki

Fix the base and design first — arguing about rates is a distraction

Your Taxes Are About to Go Up (Again) · Helen Miller

A 1% annual fee doesn't cost 1% — it costs a quarter of your final pot.

Do We Need To Change Our Minds About Index Funds? · Tim Harford

Diversify because the worst risks are the ones you can't name.

This Is How You Build Wealth · Richard Coffin (The Plain Bagel)

Cap your speculation at a percentage you can lose.

The Investing Advice I Wish I Knew Earlier · Toby Newbatt

Bombing a determined adversary triggers a deterministic trap with only two exits

The Iran War Expert: The Most Dangerous Stage Begins Now (STAGE 4) · Robert Pape

Build portfolios that survive the worst scenarios rather than just capturing the best ones

Howard Marks on the US Dollar, Three Ways to Add Defense, and Good Questions | The Tim Ferriss Show · Howard Marks

Find asymmetric opportunities by identifying where math contradicts conventional wisdom

A Man for All Markets · Edward O. Thorp

Maximize expected value through asymmetric high-risk investments

20VC — Vinod Khosla on Venture Assistance, Bold Bets, and What VCs Get Wrong · Vinod Khosla

You may not know where you're going, but you must know where you are

Howard Marks — How to Invest with Clear Thinking · Howard Marks

Shape your innovation into a disruption so incumbents are motivated to flee rather than fight

The Innovator's Solution · Clayton M. Christensen & Michael E. Raynor

Mixing money into social relationships destroys motivation that money cannot buy back

Predictably Irrational · Dan Ariely