Love this! Great point about how professional investors view portfolio management. Applying your Pug-folio analogy to careers, Failosophy really ties in here because more than just seeing it as a portfolio, you're 100% right that you should definitely not try to reduce the # of failures -- rather, always swing for the fences and choose the most potentially high-profit career choices (assuming one has many careers). So, it's an argument against risk-aversion, and embracing the possibility of failure. Otherwise, you take out the chance of a big success as well. So good! Thanks for that food for thought.
Oustanding job Gabe. Your talks are always inspiring, thought-provoking and in this case, I would consider this a huge win vs a fail :) (Second comment by the way)
Love this! Great point about how professional investors view portfolio management. Applying your Pug-folio analogy to careers, Failosophy really ties in here because more than just seeing it as a portfolio, you're 100% right that you should definitely not try to reduce the # of failures -- rather, always swing for the fences and choose the most potentially high-profit career choices (assuming one has many careers). So, it's an argument against risk-aversion, and embracing the possibility of failure. Otherwise, you take out the chance of a big success as well. So good! Thanks for that food for thought.
Oustanding job Gabe. Your talks are always inspiring, thought-provoking and in this case, I would consider this a huge win vs a fail :) (Second comment by the way)
The older I get, the much better I get at failing.
jan 6 2020 and only 582 VEIWS !!!!!!!!!!!!
I am a failure 💪🏻
It's best... First comment by the way 🙏♥️
Ha. Congrats!