"You don't necessarily get it right the first time.... Henry Ford, as you may know, failed twice before he started the Ford Motor Company in 1903. The test isn't whether you get the greatest business idea in the world the first time out. The test is whether you keep learning as you go along what your strengths are, what you can do for your customers, what you can bring especially to the party. And to do that, you need...a genuine desire—day in, day out—to delight the customer." -Warren Buffett
The Micro PE Reality Check - by Brent Beshore (LINK)
Latticework of Mental Models: Thinking From First Principles (LINK)
Pretenders and Ghosts: Stealth promotion network exploits financial sites to tout stocks (LINK)
KPMG Acts Globally But Keeps Scandals Local ($) (LINK)
People Don't Actually Know Themselves Very Well - by Adam Grant (LINK)
Everyone Is Going Through Something - by Kevin Love (LINK)
What tennis and philanthropy have in common - By Roger Federer (LINK)
The Fish That Makes Other Fish Smarter - by Ed Yong (LINK)
Do Adult Brains Make New Neurons? A Contentious New Study Says No - by Ed Yong (LINK)
It’s the latest chapter in a century-long debate about whether neurogenesis continues throughout humans’ lives.