Warren Buffett is the most recognizable investor ever. Even if you know nothing about investing, you still know who The Oracle of Omaha is. He started investing at the age of 11, sometimes joking that he started too late, and has been investing ever since, for over eight decades now.

Our primary objective as investors isn't to try to earn the highest return each and every year, but instead to earn a very good return for as long as possible. At first glance, this might seem like a one task solution: to earn a very good return, we

One of our biggest hindrances to making progress, is getting caught up believing that something has to reach the point of perfection. I'll do that, when this. Instead of making meaningful progress, we can get stuck and feel overwhelmed, all of which does more harm than good. For

Visualize Value, by Jack Butcher, creates simple but powerful visuals. With over one-million followers across social media accounts, his work is only getting more popular and engaging. Jack has also collaborated with Eric Jorgenson on two books: The Almanack of Naval Ravikant, and The Anthology of Balaji. Both books are

The project that defined my engineering career was the New Gold Rainy River Goldmine, in Northwest Ontario. It was a project I was apart of for nearly two years, gaining incredible experience, and making lifelong friends. I’d joke that it was like home, but my iPhone actually defaulted the

Last week, while taking a look at how we can better measure our success as investors, I mentioned that legendary endowment fund manager, David Swensen, attributed 90% of a portfolios performance to diversified asset allocation. Today I wanted to take a closer look into what that means, and what other

In 1928, while working on his WWI epic, Hell’s Angles, director Howard Hughes faced an issue. While filming the dramatic dogfight scene, he realized the drama, excitement, and thrill of the airborne fight wasn’t being translated onto the big screen. The issue was that the sunny sky of

I only wrote one newsletter of 2023, I lacked focus with it so it was an easy thing to put on the back burner. I wrote too much about things that were happening in the present, things that over our lifetime, really have no impact on our investing success. But

Two different people ask you to help them with a big favour, they’re both moving on the same day. The catch: one is your best friend, and the other is a complete stranger. Who do you agree to help? Most likely, your best friend. Maybe it’s evolutionary, taking

It’s valuable to understand the past when we want to move forward. With investing, it’s rare to see something that hasn’t already happened. Sure, there might be differences that make a specific situation unique, but there’s going to be more similarities than differences. That’s because

When you hear the word ‘investing’, what’s the first thing that comes to mind? Maybe it’s money, the stock market, Warren Buffett, or maybe it’s nothing at all. If you feel like you don’t know a lot about investing, you’re not alone. I believe the