Learn from Buffett's mistakes on the first 20 years of Berkshire

Learning with Warren Buffett’s mistakes can help us become better investors. This are the consolidated list of the errors in the firs 25 years of Berkshire Hathaway

Warren Buffett drinks and Coca-Cola, how his investments began in 1988

Warren Buffett history tells a very important lesson, this lesson can help investor not to miss great companies

Hot-cold empathy gap in investing: How this bias affect your decisions

Find out what is the hot-cold empathy gap and learn what the effects are on you and the importance of being aware of it when investing.

CELPIP-G Speaking Tips

While studying for the CELPIP-G test, I made some notes of each task that help me to prepare for the test. These are the tips that I can give you.

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The 20 Most Important Things by Howard Marks

Check out the 20 most important things to the average investor by Howard Marks in his famous book The Most Important Things

Choosing Service Level Objective(SLO): Lessons from Google's team

Learn with the mistakes and experience of the Google’s team how to choose the Service Level Objectives (SLOs) for your services

13 Attributes of a Perfect Company by Peter Lynch

Discover the 13 attributes of a perfect company by Peter Lynch and understand why he considers them important when selecting stocks that will yield good results

Sunk cost fallacy: Keep people in bad jobs, unhappy marriages and more

Do you know what the sunk cost fallacy is? Do you know what your influence on decisions is? In this post I bring what is the influence on investments

Morgan Housel's 5 Best Quotes: The second quote is my favorite

Morgan House, author of the best seller book Psychology of Money shares with us his 5 best quotes that can inspire and help us invest better

6 Principles of a Rule Breaker Portfolio (Innovative and Disruptive)

Check out the 6 principles of an innovative and disruptive portfolio (Rule Breaker) created by David Gardner of The Motley Fool