Investment Philosophy & Education - The author shares investment knowledge to improve their own understanding through feedback [1] - The author aims to educate and empower individuals to make informed investment decisions, moving beyond reliance on simple metrics like P/E ratios [2][3] - The author emphasizes understanding business models and long-term value creation over short-term stock price predictions [3] - The author believes in democratizing investing by providing accessible education, contrasting with the perceived self-interest of Wall Street and financial advisors [4] Business Model & Motivation - The author operates an investment advisory business but prioritizes education over aggressive marketing [6] - The author's motivation is not solely profit-driven, as evidenced by a small subscription income of $2/month from 224 subscribers and minimal monetization on X [5][6]