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The 10/20/30 Rule by Guy Kawasaki.
You can use it to ace your next presentation... Source: Eric Partaker
"What I needed to get ahead was to compete against idiots. Luckily, there's a large supply." — Charlie Munger
Source: Invest in Assets
Italy has doubled the flat tax on foreign income for wealthy new residents who have been flocking here to take advantage of it.
The €100,000 a year payment — which exempts people moving to the country from taxes on overseas earnings, gifts, and inheritance for 15yrs — will rise to €200,000. The previous €100,000 tax incentive was popular w/wealthy individuals but controversial among Italians, particularly in Milan, the business capital. The recent influx of the super-rich has been blamed for significantly increasing real estate prices and living costs. The increaed flat tax for the billionaires is still set at a level that would remain interesting to wealthy foreigners, FinMin Giorgetti said. Source: Bloomberg, HolgerZ
Interesting to see insiders with the most bearish flows in a decade.
Maybe just profit taking, or maybe they realize that current pricing is extreme relative to conditions. Source: Bob Elliott
30 years ago, careers were a straight line: Get an education ➡️ Secure a job ➡️ Climb the ladder ➡️ Retire
Today? It’s a loop: Learning ➡️ Working ➡️ Learning ➡️ Working ➡️ Repeat To thrive in this cycle, you should embrace lifelong learning and stay flexible. Source: Corporate Rebels
Data centers altogether use more electricity than most countries.
Bloomberg via The Daily Shot thru Tilo Marotz
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