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Decisions

The judgment behind the choices that compound. Who decides, when, and why.


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Why Munger read five hours a day

Why Munger read five hours a day

Charlie Munger built a fortune and refused almost everything it could buy.

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He ran a war from bed

He ran a war from bed

Winston Churchill ran a country from three pillows, a whisky, and a stack of dispatches.

Structure

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The mathematics of enough

The mathematics of enough

A long essay from me, three months in the making.

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An estate built to disappear

An estate built to disappear

John D. Rockefeller spent a fortune ensuring no one could see where it went.

Decisions

The watch Agnelli wore wrong

The watch Agnelli wore wrong

Forty years of the same morning ritual, and none of it was about clothes.

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The dinner she erased from history

The dinner she erased from history

One evening in Paris changed what she permitted herself to want.

Culture

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Wedding no one was allowed to see

Wedding no one was allowed to see

On why the wealthiest rooms are always the ones you never hear about.

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The day golf became something bigger

The day golf became something bigger

One player can sometimes change the scale of an entire sport.

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Why Steve Jobs hated ugly products

Why Steve Jobs hated ugly products

Even the invisible parts had to matter.

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The clause Ferrari refused to accept

The clause Ferrari refused to accept

When one clause changed the future of racing.

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