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Litecoin 2025-09-27 15:34
Your foundation becomes compromised when your plumb line isn't straight. ...
Charlie Munger's Top 3 Success Tips: 'Never Sell Anything You Wouldn't Buy, Work For Those You Respect, And Work With People You Enjoy'
Yahoo Finance 2025-09-21 19:59
Core Insights - The late Charlie Munger is revered in the investment world for his wisdom and principles regarding career satisfaction and success [1][2] - Munger's journey included significant achievements in law and investments, leading to the establishment of his own law firm [2] Summary of Munger's Rules - Munger's three fundamental rules for career satisfaction are: strive to deserve what you want, work under individuals you admire, and maintain a deep interest in your work [3][4] - The first rule emphasizes the importance of ethical practices, advising against selling anything one wouldn't buy for oneself [4] - The second rule highlights the value of working for respected individuals, suggesting that outcomes in life improve when working under those one admires [5] - The third rule encourages aligning work with personal interests and enjoying collaboration with colleagues [5] Legacy and Influence - Munger's emphasis on integrity, reputation, and passion for work has significantly influenced the investment industry [6] - His successful partnership with Warren Buffett and his teachings will continue to inspire future generations of investors [6]
Nuances of Leadership | Lt. Gen. Bobby Mathews | TEDxHindustan University
TEDx Talks 2025-09-11 15:52
[Music] A very warm good morning to everybody. The previous speaker was unlocking the musician in you. I will attempt to unlock the leader in you.My understanding of leadership is based on my four decade journey in the Indian Army. what I have learned and what the Indian Army has taught me. Leadership like music is something which is there in each one of us waiting to be unlocked.We are all looking outwards not realizing leadership lies within. You have to unlock that potential. Another thing about leadersh ...
Insight to Impact | Dr. Prashant Khankhoje | TEDxVIIT
TEDx Talks 2025-09-11 15:21
Core Message - The speech explores the concept of ODC (a life journey with transformative and diversified experiences) through the lens of Indian mythology and philosophy [1] - It suggests that ancient wisdom can provide guidance and inspiration for personal and professional growth [9][22] Leadership and Management Lessons - The speaker draws parallels between various incarnations of Vishnu (Matsya, Kurma, Varaha, Narasimha, Parashurama, Rama, Krishna) and different leadership styles (leader, protector, supporter, coach, strategist) [7][8] - The story of Ram Setu illustrates the importance of teamwork, trust, and acknowledging contributions from all members, regardless of size [14][15] - The analysis of Hanuman's leap across the sea is presented as an analogy to SWOT (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats) or NOISE (Needs, Opportunities, Improvement areas, Strengths, Exceptions) analysis in the corporate world [15][16][17] Personal Transformation - The journey of Arjuna in the Bhagavad Gita, guided by Krishna, represents a transformative shift from "why me" to "why not me" [17][18] - Krishna's teachings of Jnana Yoga (knowledge), Bhakti Yoga (devotion), and Karma Yoga (duty with integrity) are presented as principles for navigating life's challenges [19][20] - The speech advocates for a shift in perspective from "them" to "me," then "me" to "we," and finally "we" to "us" to achieve a happier life [22] Ethical and Environmental Considerations - The speaker uses the example of plastic waste to illustrate how inspiration from mythology (Lord Narasimha) can drive innovative solutions (converting plastic to fuel or using it in road construction) [5][6] - The concept of different Yugas (Satya Yuga, Treta Yuga, Dvapara Yuga, Kali Yuga) is used to highlight the ongoing battle between good and evil within individuals [11][12]
Ability Takes You to the Top, Character Keeps You There | Demetrios Mallios | TEDxUniversityofCrete
TEDx Talks 2025-09-05 15:37
[Applause] I want to start by asking you to think about someone you deeply admire. Perhaps it's a leader in your field, a public figure who's made a difference. Ask or maybe someone close to home, a mentor, a family member, a friend, and ask yourself, what is it about that person that commands your respect.Is it their accomplishments alone, their talents, their heights that they've achieved, or is it something more. In most cases, what truly earns our lasting admiration goes beyond mere achievement. It's no ...
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Starknet 馃惡馃惐 2025-09-03 07:13
RT Julien Niset (@jniset)Integrity is doing the right thing when no-one is watching.@Starknet is not only building the integrity web with ZK, they are the embodiment of integrity: doing the right thing even if many in crypto are not watching.Congrats! ...
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Litecoin 2025-09-02 19:36
Integrity and transparency always win in the end. ...
5 choices that shape our future | Prashant Mohan | TEDxMall Road
TEDx Talks 2025-08-27 16:31
[Music] Good evening friends. Since I'm a marketing professional, I will try to take you through some marketing principles, make you visualize things. As I can see that many students are here.So uh I will take you through some few stories and IQ I I will make you visualize uh the whole scenario. So let us start. Just imagine that you are entering a supermarket.There are wide variety of products with vibrant and different kinds of colors of packaging and you when you enter you see the packaging you see that ...
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Johnny 2025-08-16 01:06
In life your word is everything#1 aspect of life people don鈥檛 explain enough ...
Jay Powell is a friend of mine, says Bank of England's Bailey #politics
Bloomberg Television 2025-08-08 13:10
Um, Governor, given the closeness of UK and and US markets, how worried are you about the constant attack from President Trump on Jay Powell, but also the firing of uh the jobs number person. >> Francina, I obviously don't comment on uh events in the US uh and and the policies of the US administration because that is really for for the US. I I've said in interviews I've given actually in the US uh as you know J.Pal is a friend of mine. Obviously, we are very close. We work very closely together.And I'll say ...