Experience is difficult to learn. After 30 plus years of critically analyzing the nuts and bolts of businesses as diverse as airlines, oil, retail, mining to fintech and ecommerce plus the macro, monetary and political drivers. I continue to immensely enjoy learning and applying my experience to unravel, comprehend and benefit from new ideas, technology, innovation and business models. In addition, living through multiple crises, tequila, Asia, dotcom, 9/11, the great recession and the Covid19 pandemia, plu ...

Group 1 - The article emphasizes the importance of experience in analyzing diverse industries such as airlines, oil, retail, mining, fintech, and ecommerce, highlighting the value of understanding macroeconomic, monetary, and political drivers [1] - The author reflects on their extensive experience through various crises, including the dotcom bubble, 9/11, the great recession, and the Covid-19 pandemic, which enriches their analytical capabilities [1] - The article suggests that continuous learning and application of experience are crucial for unraveling new ideas, technology, innovation, and business models [1]

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