My initial approach to investing as a complete beginner having never done so before was to do it myself online. I could technically hire a manager to handle a portfolio on my behalf, but I decided not to at first, because I do not feel like I need one necessarily. It would still be worthwhile … Read more
This post will be a collection of my favorite quotes from Paul Buchheit’s (the creator of Gmail and FriendFeed) 2014 speech. You can find the full transcript here. He begins his talk with a very interesting point : I’ve decided to share the technology and dreams that matter to me, with the hope that it … Read more
I learned about entrepreneurship through Y combinator’s content, Youtube videos, course lectures and speaker events from my university, books, biographies, formal work experiences and personal life observations. I am fully aware that it is impossible to describe it simply, but I distilled all of the knowledge absorbed into four sets of keywords: There is no … Read more
I have always been interested in sports psychology, because I have always looked up to athletes ever since I was a kid. I knew ever since back then that to perform at such a high level, one would need the utmost level of self-mastery. Such natural curiosity led me to stumble on a 2009 book … Read more
Although I wish this was my first ever post, one month and a half later, here is the post about the minimum viable product of this blog. This is not about why I started a blog or why I have always enjoyed writing in general. Instead, it draws upon some characteristics of a minimum viable … Read more