Doug Leone's biggest mistake at Sequoia: not believing enough. Doug Leone was an early investor in Nvidia, Google, and Apple. In each case, the company became something far beyond what anyone at Sequoia imagined. That's not a success story — it's a confession. His biggest
Jamie Dimon's read: more geopolitical risk than since World War II. America's real threat is softer than that. Jamie Dimon runs JPMorgan Chase. He talks to more CEOs, governments, and central banks than almost anyone alive. His assessment of the current moment: more geopolitical risk than
A psychiatrist's uncomfortable observation: the people who struggle most are often the ones trying hardest. Dr. K works with everyone from burned-out professionals to billionaires. His observation: the difference between them is rarely how hard they work. The degenerate gamer grinding 12-hour sessions is often expending
Howard Marks has survived every financial crisis since 1969. His most honest admission: this time, nobody does. Howard Marks started at Citibank in 1969. He's been through the Nifty 50 crash, the savings and loan crisis, the dot-com collapse, 2008, COVID. He's seen more financial
The fear isn't new. The speed is. Vlad Tenev's great-grandfather was a Bulgarian farmer. The first car he ever saw, he ran back to his village and called it a dragon. His son farmed too. His grandson became a professor of tourism — a job the
Jensen Huang's warning isn't about chips. It's about what happens when you concede a market and call it strategy. Nvidia is banned from selling to China. China has also banned Nvidia from entering. Huang's joke: they're the first company in
Jack Dorsey cut 40% of Block in three weeks. Not costs. Structure. The question he asked his team after the holidays was simple and devastating: if you were building this company today, with these tools, would it look like this? Unanimous answer: no. Not the size, not the layers, not
Demis Hassabis built AlphaFold. Now he's saying the 10-year picture is still too small. Demis Hassabis spent his career building toward AGI. He founded DeepMind, solved protein folding, and spun out Isomorphic Labs to attack drug discovery. When he says something is underestimated, it's worth
The most honest thing a billionaire can say — and almost nobody says it. Warren Buffett stepped down as CEO of Berkshire Hathaway. His life hasn't changed much. He still goes to the office every day. He still calls his one-man trading operation before markets open. He just
Exponentials don't announce themselves. They surprise you. Dario Amodei builds Claude. He's also one of the people most qualified to tell you what's actually coming — not the marketing version, the honest one. His estimate: one to two years before AI surpasses human intelligence across
Jensen Huang's real secret isn't vision. It's what he does with the weight. Jensen Huang has built one of the most valuable companies in human history. Nvidia's chips power the AI revolution. His personal net worth is measured in tens of billions.
Consistency isn't a willpower problem. It's an identity problem. Most people approach consistency the wrong way. They find something they want to do — exercise more, write every day, build something, learn something — and they try to force themselves through it with willpower and scheduling and habit-