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7 pearls of wisdom to keep in mind

4:33Marco Montemagno · podcast RSS

Montemagno gathers principles attributed to Charlie Munger and Warren Buffett: prevent problems, repeat what works, apply simple ideas and sustain concentration. Memories of table tennis, YouTube and Blogosfere make the question of staying with projects personal. He ends by encouraging time for thought and knowledge of history to interpret the present, without assuming that cycles repeat identically.

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Montemagno gathers principles attributed to Charlie Munger and Warren Buffett: prevent problems, repeat what works, apply simple ideas and sustain concentration. Memories of table tennis, YouTube and Blogosfere make the question of staying with projects personal. He ends by encouraging time for thought and knowledge of history to interpret the present, without assuming that cycles repeat identically.

Key points

  • Wisdom includes preventing problems as well as choosing well at decisive moments.
  • Repeating what works can matter more than constantly seeking novelty.
  • Concentration and continuity require sustained time devoted to a project.
  • A busy schedule should leave room for thought and historical perspective.
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Ping-pong / table tennis

A reference to his background: Marco says he played table tennis professionally when he was younger. This explains his mentions of paddles and his sporting experience.

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