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asymmetric returns

  1. MJ DeMarco

    The anatomy of massive value creation, and massive ROI (1,700%)

    GOLD! SOURCING 
    This weekend I watched my wife make homemade vegan cheese. If you’re not familiar with vegan cheese, it has the same consistency / look of dairy cheese except it is a bit softer. In my opinion, it tastes very similar to real cheese, although I’ve been vegan for 5+ years so perhaps my...
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    The most important metric for any entrepreneur / scaling a business quickly

    IDEA 
    Real talk. I keep it simple and straight. The most fundamentally important metric for any business growth is this one. Other things matter too but if you dont get this right, you just cant make a real business out of it. LTV:CAC ratio LTV= lifetime gross profit you make with a customer CAC=...
  3. hexelbyte

    How much of a return is no longer considered "Slow"?

    NOTABLE! INVESTING 
    Hello Everyone! I wanted to ask this question, what % of a return, whether a business or an investment is no longer considered "slow"? Let's say I invested in the stock market and get an average return of 8%/ year. Obvious 8% is just too slow and unreliable considering recent events. What if...
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    Asymmetric Returns - How to Get Them

    MINDSET 
    This article has great examples of asymmetric returns that ANYONE can take advantage of. Reading this changed my thinking: https://blog.tjcx.me/p/activities-with-positive-asymmetric
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