Interest upon Interest

This is the 100th blog and has written by Ankit Kanodia.

This is the 99th blog.

A blog on how I used some ideas from selh help books to create an effortless Yoga routine.

As a tribute to Charlie Munger, I plan to write a few blogs with the series titled: "What would Charlie Do?".

This is a tribute to Charlie Munger written by a friend.

The title is misleading.

This blog has some of Warren Buffett's lesser known quotes along with my interpretation of it.

This is a blog about Errors of Commission and Errors of Omission.

A blog about how experts get their predictions wrong.

This is the 3rd and final blog in the Cash is reality series.

This is the 2nd blog in the Cash is reality series.

Peter Thiel, founder and former CEO of PayPal and famous venture capitalist starts his book by asking: “What important truth do very few people agree with you on?”

This is a small tribute to Aavas Financiers and it's former CEO Sushil Agarwal.

What is an Index?

This blog is about Financial Products that come bundled with Insurance and Investment that end up being good for neither.

Ideas from different disciplines helps bring in different perspectives.

This blog explains why the poor end up paying more for credit.

This is a blog making a case for slow and sustainable growth.

This blog is about the 5th law of incentives which says that to change outcomes, you need to change incentives.

This blog is about why we shouldn't expect fairness.

Ben Franklin said to persuade you must appeal to interest.

A somewhat detailed account of Social Investing and the business model of Akshayakalpa's organic dairy.

This blog is about Inattentional blindness.

This blog is about how demand falls as prices go up.

This blog is about serendipity and why it is important to our endeavors.

This is the 75th blog and has been contributed by my friend Anshul Khare.

Gabbar Singh of Sholay was much hated.

Ghatotkacha's fall had positive consequences for the war.

This blog is about using Zero based budgeting to various aspects of our lives.

This is the last of my blogs on the topics of non-linearity, Extremistan-Mediocristan, output-input and digital.

In this blog, I talk about the non-linearity in some models and give some examples of non-linearity.

In this blog, I write on businesses/ professions that operate in Extremistan and Mediocristan.

1st Jan is Charlie Munger's birthday.

This blog is written by my friend.

This blog is about Niti (moral conduct) and Nyaya (legal conduct).

This is a blog about non-linearity.

oday is a sad day for economics in India because the government may repeal the farm laws in the parliament.

This blog explains the time value of money and the money value of time.

A thank you note to Warren Buffett.

In this blog I use second order effects to make a case for free internships.

About Dr.

A horse that can count to 10 is a remarkable horse.

People that don't learn from history are condemned to repeat them.

During the California Gold Rush, it was not the gold diggers but the shovel sellers that made a fortune.

Why trade/ business in general is a positive sum game for the society.

Both electrons and humans hate inconvenience.

Toll roads are immensely valuable to society while being profitable to owners.

This blog first appeared on Flawlessguide.com.

Why endings matter.

We humans use anchors to help interpret situations.