Sublime

maintain a healthy sense of perspective

Your goal is reducing the twin, Scylla-and-Charybdis regrets of the “one that got away” and the “stone left unturned” to the absolute minimum.

It makes some sense for us to trust our previous decisions: We don’t want to spend our lives filled with the stress of self-doubt, and some of our past decisions could in fact be well reasoned and deserve repeating.

Our triangles present three main inversions, three ways to think differently. I’d encourage you take close note of each: First, we prioritize being “less wrong” over being “more right.” Managing risk is a priority over enhancing returns. This risk-first mindset flies in the face of most elements of the modern money culture. It also happens to be

I take Naval seriously because he: Questions nearly everything Can think from first principles Tests things well Is good at not fooling himself Changes his mind regularly Laughs a lot Thinks holistically Thinks long-term And…doesn’t take himself too goddamn seriously.