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The richest man in American history wrote 38 secret letters to his son. They weren't about money. They were ruthless psychological principles J.D. Rockefeller used to build empires worth more than most countries. Here's 9 principles he really taught his heir: 🧵 ...

In 2024, a cartoon monster destroyed millions of savings accounts. Meet Labubu – the $12 toy now selling for $7,000+. Here's the dark untold economics behind history's most manipulative toy bubble: 🧵 ...

In 2012, Richard Mille was a struggling Swiss watchmaker. No history. No prestige. Just one bold idea. Then, at an elite watch show, he unveiled what looked like a plastic toy. What he did next made Richard Mille into a $1.5B empire. The greatest marketing stunt in history: ...

The richest man in American history wrote 38 secret letters to his son. They weren't about money. They were ruthless psychological principles J.D. Rockefeller used to build empires worth more than most countries. Here's 9 principles he really taught his heir: 🧵 ...

In 1997, Amazon were weeks away from collapse. Barnes & Noble declared war to crush Bezos alive. Amazon was on its knee… Until Bezos discovered ONE idea that transformed Amazon into a $1.3 TRILLION empire. Here's the full story: 🧵 ...

This is Warren Buffett's favorite book. “By far the best book on investing ever written." Charlie Munger, Howard Marks, and Seth Klarman all swear it's one of the best investing books ever. Here are 7 lessons from The Intelligent Investor (BOOKMARK ): 🧵 ...

Vijay Mallya is "India’s Richard Branson." • Borrowed $1.2 BILLION and vanished • Made billions from beer, airlines, and Formula 1 • Hosted parties on a $93M yacht while banks chased him By far the craziest CEO alive. How he managed to do this is insane... 🧵 ...

This is Noah Glass. He named Twitter in 2006 and built its first prototype. Then Jack Dorsey kicked him out, erased him from Twitter history, and sold for $44 billion. This story blew my mind... This is Silicon Valley's most brutal betrayal: 🧵 ...

How do you bankrupt a multibillion-dollar company? In 2014, GoPro was worth $11 BILLION. Today? Only 2% of its value is left. Founder Nick Woodman went from Silicon Valley's golden boy to a cautionary tale in a light switch. The warning signs were so obvious...🧵 ...