Many potential leaders never reach greatness because they feel they lack a mandate to lead. Consider the case of Babur. Babur ascended the throne of Fergana in in what is now Uzbekistan. It was 1494, when Spain was claiming Caribbean islands, and Babur was only 12 years old. At age 14 he led […]
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The question I am often asked
People often ask me for investment advice. I don’t respond, because I am completely unqualified to respond. I can give my opnions, but giving advice would be malpractice. I consulted for Wall Street execs in the past, but my competence was unrelated to investing. The problem: people desperately want experts to tell them what to […]
