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Willis Johnson: Founder of Copart

Willis Johnson: Founder of Copart

What happens when you wreck your car? First, you’ll probably get frustrated—or maybe, hopefully, you take a moment to be grateful that you’re still alive. After that, you’ll call your insurance company to let them know about the accident. From there, the insurance company collects the

The Most Important Rule in Investing: Avoid Big Risks

The Most Important Rule in Investing: Avoid Big Risks

When we first start investing, our minds often jump to the question: How can I make money in the market? But maybe that’s the wrong question. Instead, we should ask: How can I avoid losing money? This shift in mindset is at the core of Pulak Prasad’s book,

Views from the Top-Carlos Brito

Views from the Top-Carlos Brito

Take a moment to think about it: What truly drives success in a business? After considering it for a few seconds, I’m sure you’ll agree—leadership is at the core of it all. Surprisingly, many business schools and companies don’t place enough emphasis on this critical element.

Poor Charlie's Almanac: Part 2

Poor Charlie's Almanac: Part 2

In my last article, I mentioned that I’d continue sharing insights from Charlie Munger’s Poor Charlie’s Almanack. Today, I want to dive into some of his timeless advice, highlighting ideas he shared in a 2007 speech. These lessons helped shape his remarkable success and influence, but more

Think Like Kobe: The Philosophy Behind the Mamba Mentality

Think Like Kobe: The Philosophy Behind the Mamba Mentality

I remember when I was younger, we used to roll sheets of paper from our notebooks into a ball and yell out “Kobe!” as we threw it into a trash can. I think that was my first introduction to Kobe. I've always liked basketball—growing up, you always

Poor Charlie's Almanac: Part 1

Poor Charlie's Almanac: Part 1

I recently read Poor Charlie's Almanack. It’s essentially a collection of speeches that Charlie Munger has made over the years, touching on aspects of life, business, investing, sociology, and much more. Whenever I read a biography, I think it’s important to understand who the person is

Understanding Economic "Moats"

Picture this your kingdom is under siege, and the only thing standing between you and the invading army is a deep, wide moat. This protective barrier keeps enemies at bay, allowing you to defend your castle with confidence. In the realm of business, companies have their version of this defense—