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My investment philosophy:

1. Do NOT lose money.
2. Principal protection is more important than returns.
3. NEVER invest in a model you do not understand.
4. It’s a marathon; not a sprint.
5. Diversify, diversify, diversify!!!

That's the philosophy that also guides @Overwoodng
I am a VERY conservative investor.

Aggressive investors will disagree with my philosophy, and that's ok.

I happily make slightly lower returns in exchange for lower risks.

It's my viewpoint. Please feel free to share yours.
That's why I don't invest in:

- Forex trading
- Cryptocurrencies
- Options
- Index futures
- Early-stage startups etc.

High volatility; high risk. Not my game.
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Q: Can money buy happiness?

A: Yes.

How? See the THREAD for details.
Research shows that money makes you happy and you generally get happier with more money until you reach about $80,000 per year after which diminishing returns seem to kick in.

The sweet point for money/happiness is around $80,000 per year.
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A simple answer to a complex question?

Is it my business if a senior member of my team has a consensual relationship with a subordinate?

Let's use equity theory of motivation as a framework.

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Please watch this to set the stage for the discussion.

The most important motivation element in a corporation is the "perception" of equity. Everyone must feel that they are being treated fairly otherwise they won't give their best.

The management of that perception is a key role for the CEO.
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A simple answer to a complex question.

- Does character matter in leadership?
- Can a bad person be a good leader?

Meet Steve Jobs.

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Steve Jobs denied paternity of his daughter, Lisa, for years.

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He just didn't want anything to do with her despite a DNA test proving his paternity.
While working at Atari, Steve Jobs recruited Wozniak (his friend) to help build a scaled-down version of Pong.

There was a big bonus involved in the project so Steve Jobs LIED about how much money was involved and pocketed the majority of the money for himself.
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