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Know someone who might like Capital Gains? Use the referral program to gain access to my database of book reviews (1), an invite to the Capital Gains Discord (2), stickers (10), and a mug (25). Scroll to the bottom of the email version of this edition or subscribe to get your referral link! A good bluntly realistic model of careers is that you start out being mentally quick and able to work long hours, and over time you gradually lose both of these traits but see your wages go up. Which is quite unfair. An equally valid model is that you start out knowing roughly nothing and nobody—a college graduate's friend group is mostly fellow recent graduates, and while they've learned a lot in school there are plenty of practical gaps—CS graduates tend to over-index on things like implementing a linked list versus being able to write a cogent git commit message, and finance/economics graduates can tell you all about supply and demand curves but can't necessarily update a discounted cash flow mod

Central Nodes 0 0 Capital Gains Posts Central Nodes Central Nodes Over The Course of Your Career, More and More of the Value You Create Comes from Connections—Between People and Between Facts Byrne Hobart October 2nd, 2024 Know someone who might like Capital Gains? Use the referral program to gain access to my database of book reviews (1), an invite to the Capital Gains Discord (2), stickers (10), and a mug (25). Scroll to the bottom of the email version of this edition or subscribe to get your referral link! A good bluntly realistic model of careers is that you start out being mentally quick

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