My personality archetype type pairs well with someone who is reliable, focused, and great at planning.
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Methods of Prosperity 99
The Man Who Crafted the Blueprint for the Art Market
Joseph Duveen (1869–1939)
Key Lessons:
• Have better information than your competition.
• Raise the probability of hitting your target.
• Solve practical issues for your clients.
• Know every detail about your client.
• Espionage isn’t out of the question.
• Get in the room with your target.
• Control your brand positioning.
• Leave nothing to chance.
• Have a monopoly.
• Engineer scarcity.
• Be persuasive.
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Trump’s Ban on Corporate Home Buying: Genius or Pointless?
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Methods of Prosperity 98
Selling to the Rich for Fun and Profit
Larry Gagosian (conclusion)
Key Lessons:
• Get in proximity to wealth.
• Ask for an introduction.
• Be where the action is.
• Sell to the wealthy.
• Be larger than life.
• Make cold calls.
• Be direct.
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I am excited to share that I have officially accepted a position to circle back and find synergy.
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Methods of Prosperity 41: Mark Zuckerberg
TL;DR
Peter Theil would consider Facebook a natural monopoly. It’s become THE social networking platform. Most people connect with family and friends on Facebook. Features including the “Like” button solidified its early dominance in the market. Facebook introduced the Like button in 2007. Which simplified user interactions and promoted content based on engagement. As a second–order consequence, sensational or divisive content is often prioritized. Facebook introduced the Open Graph in 2010. Which further integrated web content into Facebook. This enhanced the presentation of shared content. False information became an issue.
During the 2016 U.S. Presidential election, the spread of misinformation became problematic. Fabricated stories and Russia-backed content aimed to influence the election. Distorted information reached millions of Americans. Cambridge Analytica had something to do with it. They used millions of unauthorized profiles to influence voter ...
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“You’re overpriced”.
That’s what Benjamin Graham told Warren Buffet in 1951. Buffett approached Graham, offering to work for free. Benjamin Graham was a British-born American economist, professor, and investor. He’s known as the “father of value investing”. His book, The Intelligent Investor, provided the principles for the market to follow. Today, all market participants use Graham’s in-depth, fundamental valuation in stock analysis. Graham’s investment philosophy stressed investor psychology, minimal debt, buy-and-hold investing. His investment philosophy stressed fundamental analysis and concentrated diversification. It stressed buying within the margin of safety, activist investing, and contrarian mindsets.
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