My main issue, whenever I absorb something (reading/audiobooks/courses), is the sensation of the content being automatically erased by my brain in a matter of a week-month. I believe it’s because I trained my brain for this task throughout my entire high schools years (where every day I had a new exam on a different topic). I hope your theory will eventually work out, because otherwise I’m screwed. How would you train your long-term memory muscle?
Thank you very much for the comment Edoardo. I was answering and noticed how long the response was getting, so I'll send it to you over by e-mail hahah.
If part of being a better investor is knowing yourself (and I think it is) then this demands this type of exploration. Also, I wish I had discovered Dostoevsky at a younger age than I did.
Completely agreed on the first statement and very second curious one, unfortunate. He was indeed one of the best writers out there, so thoughts and knowledge for sure compounds up from his reads. Thank you for the comment Geoff!
"The most important investor to study thoroughly is yourself.“
- Aswath Dammodaran
And that’s surely not through reading a lot of finance books.
Wow, I never heard that quote. Phenomenal, thank you very much for sharing my friend. I completely agree on the conclusion!
My main issue, whenever I absorb something (reading/audiobooks/courses), is the sensation of the content being automatically erased by my brain in a matter of a week-month. I believe it’s because I trained my brain for this task throughout my entire high schools years (where every day I had a new exam on a different topic). I hope your theory will eventually work out, because otherwise I’m screwed. How would you train your long-term memory muscle?
Thank you very much for the comment Edoardo. I was answering and noticed how long the response was getting, so I'll send it to you over by e-mail hahah.
If part of being a better investor is knowing yourself (and I think it is) then this demands this type of exploration. Also, I wish I had discovered Dostoevsky at a younger age than I did.
Completely agreed on the first statement and very second curious one, unfortunate. He was indeed one of the best writers out there, so thoughts and knowledge for sure compounds up from his reads. Thank you for the comment Geoff!