Wall Street Financier: Notes from High Altitude©
He who makes a beast out of himself gets rid of the pain of being a man.
I have made a few posts here on Sadhguru, the Indian mystic, and posted a few of his speeches and commentaries. Today I’ll do a summary of his latest book from 2021, Karma: A Yogi’s Guide to crafting your destiny. Needless to say the book is recommended reading. Sadhguru’s speeches …
I have quoted Alan Watts before. When you have some spare time, I invite you to listen to this talk “If you are going to be an expert archer, You must shoot before you think. Otherwise I’ll be too late.” Alan Watts Meanwhile, in investment banking… Steve McLaughlin of Financial …
I’ve written three posts on memory and its’ link to aging already (you can find them here,here and here). We’re not talking here about keeping a sharp memory, the memory palace techniques used by some, or staving off age-related memory loss. What we are talking about is the disaffecting effects …
Everybody and their brothers seems to talk about the largest IPO of the year, WE (WeWork), and everyone has read the S-1 this morning. That’s not what we’re going to be talking about today. We’re going to talk about aging, something I wrote about before here and here. I described …
I guess I have become the world’s foremost analyst on the Spartacus movie series. Some people found their inspiration in Jesus, others in Buddha, yet others in Jackie Chan. Not me. I’m with Spartacus. I play the series every year, it may be one episode a week or five episodes …
If you were born in medieval times, you’d be fighter. But you’re not. There were only two classes in medieval England and elsewhere: peasants (shepherds and farmers) and warriors. And warriors were the backbone. Warriors were the defenders of the villages against invasions from barbarians and warring factions. So if… …
