Charles T. Munger · 2005
Poor Charlie's Almanack
A compounding manual disguised as speeches and mental models.
Building in New York City. Before that, healthcare private equity at in Chicago, after the .
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03 things I’m building
7:42
Saturday, September 27
68° and dry · office
Navy tee · Olive chino · White sneaker
Swap shoesLess formalWear this
Leave by 9:18
12min
R train to Prince St · on time
A discontinued $1,500 Lululemon Mirror, bought used for $150 and rebuilt as a bedroom mirror that helps me get dressed and out the door.
Spicy tofu Mexican bowl
Lunch · 20 min · uses the rice and black beans you have
7h 48m
Score 86 · last 7 nights
HRV above your baseline
9,412 steps
Two lifts, one run this week
ApoB 72 mg/dL
In range · retest in March
One place for what I eat, how I sleep, how I train and what my bloodwork says, starting with the question I ask most: what should I eat?
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25 things I use
Useful as a patient second brain when the task needs structure before speed.
A terminal should feel quiet, immediate, and solid enough to disappear.
Good notes should preserve judgment and next steps without turning every meeting into admin.
Email is better when it feels like command line work: quick, searchable, and out of the way.
Useful when a page needs taste, hierarchy, and restraint checked before it ships.
A small curiosity tool for understanding how good products are actually built.
Easy pieces when the goal is to look put together without looking arranged.
Works when a day moves between gym, errands, and desk without a full costume change.
The useful layer of the wardrobe: not the point, but missed immediately when wrong.
Comfortable defaults for weekends, travel days, and anything that should not feel overbuilt.
A familiar reference point when the outfit wants a little structure without becoming formal.
Clean enough to wear out, comfortable enough to forget about.
7 books · 7 movies · 7 shows
Bryan Burrough and John Helyar · 1990
Deal theater, incentives, ego, and capital structure told with enough texture to stay useful.
Charles T. Munger · 2005
A compounding manual disguised as speeches and mental models.
Walter Isaacson · 2011
A useful, imperfect study of taste, intensity, product judgment, and the cost of bending reality.
David Deutsch · 2011
Explanations, progress, and the strange optimism of taking ideas seriously.
Richard W. Hamming · 2020
A clear push toward better questions, deeper work, and choosing problems that can compound.
Claire Hughes Johnson · 2023
A practical operating manual for hiring, feedback, meetings, and the systems that let teams keep pace.
Rick Rubin · 2023
Less about art advice, more about keeping attention clean enough to notice what is alive.
Institutions, incentives, language, and systems failure with almost no wasted motion.
Taste, status, reinvention, and the quiet violence of people selling stories to themselves.
A clean escalation study: choices, consequences, and the slow conversion of competence into damage.
Maybe the best show about building: ambition, taste, ego, timing, and the work between versions.
Capital, family systems, language games, and the comedy of people mistaking proximity for power.
Operations as emotion: standards, pressure, systems, taste, and the small rituals that hold it together.
A newer signal: strange premise, precise world-building, and the kind of show that rewards close watching.