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Munger's Circle of Competence Discipline
Know the boundaries of what you truly understand and stay inside them
Munger's Multidisciplinary Mental Models Approach
Make better decisions using frameworks from multiple disciplines
The Endurance Investing Model
The single most important financial skill is the ability to keep going longer than everyone else
The Network Effects X-Y Graph Model
Plot customer value against penetration to identify winner-take-all businesses
Second-Level Thinking
To outperform, you must think differently AND better than the consensus
The Holy Grail of DiversificationIn-depth
Find 15 good uncorrelated bets to reduce risk by 80% without reducing returns
The Three Dimensions of Risk
Tail-end consequences matter more than probability or average outcomes
The Hero-Maker Leadership ModelIn-depth
Your job as leader is making everyone else the hero
The Connoisseur's Approach
Ride winners and trim losers
The House Money Effect
View profits as 'house money'
The Raiders Framework
Snatching at Treasure
The Hunter's Approach
Invest big, follow up
The Break-Even Effect
Avoid risk-seeking behavior after a loss
The Assassins' Rule 2: Kill Losers After a Fixed Amount of Time
Sell losers quickly
The Assassins' Rule 1: Kill Losers
Cut losses quickly
The Ambiguity Aversion Framework
Fear of the unknown
The Reflexivity Framework
Markets shape reality
The Seek Out Opposition Framework
Seek out diverse perspectives and consider alternative viewpoints
The Remember There is a Difference Between Being Right and Making Money Framework
Avoid prioritizing being right over making money
The Don't Be Hasty to Jump In Framework
Avoid being overly eager to invest
The Don't Go All In Framework
Avoid putting too much money into a single investment
The Sell or Buy More Framework
Take action when faced with a losing investment
The Gambler's Fallacy Framework
Avoid being driven by the belief that a stock is due for a win
The Too Big to Fail Framework
Avoid being overly attached to large investments
The Self-Attribution Bias Framework
Avoid blaming external factors
The Ego Framework
Avoid being driven by ego
The Pull of the Crowd Framework
Avoid groupthink
Endowment Bias
Overvaluing what you own
Anchoring Bias
Stuck on the first piece of information
Primacy Error
First impressions matter
NaFF-Bee (Narrative Fallacy Framing Bias)
Storytelling bias
The Loser's Checklist
5 habits of unsuccessful investors
The Winner's ChecklistIn-depth
5 habits of investment titans
The Coffeehouse Investor Framework
Simplify Investing
Deferred Gratification Framework
Save and invest for the future
Competency Edge Framework
Know your edge
Excess Avoidance Framework
Avoid Excess
Circle of Competence Framework
Investing within your circle of competence
All Weather Asset Allocation
Balanced exposure
All Weather Portfolio
Diversified portfolio designed to perform well across different economic environments
Optimal Alpha Portfolio
Diversified portfolio of uncorrelated return streams
Optimal Beta Portfolio
Diversified portfolio with targeted returns
Post-Modern Portfolio Theory (PMPT)
Engineer portfolios for targeted returns
The Pinnacle Point Framework
Achieve financial security
The Mutual Fund Investment Framework
Invest in growth-stock mutual funds
The 15 Percent Rule
Invest 15% of income
The Total Money Makeover Wealth Building Framework
Build wealth, not debt
The Prepaid Funeral Myth
Prepaying for a funeral is a bad investment
The Truth About Cash Value Life Insurance
Don't invest in life insurance
The 12 Percent Rule
Aim for 12% returns