I have written a couple of times before about luck.  First I leant on Taleb to think about the necessity of distinguishing between luck and success when evaluating decisions and performance (focus on the process not the result) and then Andreessen to...

Read a pretty relevant write up by Jeremiah which says that corporate web sites should evolve from being “an unbelievable collection of hyperbole, artificial branding, and pro-corporate content. As a result, trusted decisions are being made on other...

...n down into several key elements: a market, your broker, your broker's trading software, and yourself. In a nutshell, your decisions are entered into a trading software, and watch the results. You don't need to know very much else about your broke...

Two blog postings last week got me thinking about hiring decisions. Eric Brown asserted that we ought to "...hire the best person you can regardless of the number of years of experience..." On the same day, Growing Business Link carried...