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As a confidence booster, momentum is highly underrated. Let a sales team get a few wins and a taste of winning (plus a big commission check), and you’ll be surprised with the progress they’ll make quickly. It’s the same concept that keeps my morning routine - accomplishing
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Interest rates have stabilized, a “soft-landing” looks more probable, but regulatory pressures remain
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Energy transition and AI growth power renewed interest in infrastructure
climate
It's easy to villainize people who make different choices than we do. But does that mean they are anti-sustainability, or do they just have different priorities that we do?
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What happens when perceptions don't reflect reality?
climate tech
The news covering solar, wind, and electric vehicles has been negative lately. Are things as bad as they seem?
climate
We can't predict the future, but what can we count on to remain the same?
climate
5 reasons why climate M&A is primed for an active 2024
investing
Recently, someone asked me, "How would you identify yourself as an investor?" "I try hard not to." My answer surprised the recipient. I have thought a lot about this over the last 5+ years. Since reading Poor Charlie's Almanack, The Most Important Thing, and
investing
If you asked 100 people their definition of investing, you would likely get at least 90 different answers. The explanation that’s always stuck with me is: The art and science of allocating finite resources for optimal outcomes. The line is captivating because it applies to almost everyone and everything.
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And why surviving them matters
climate
Why now is the time to be a Growth investor in climate.