Cataklaus: Noiseless Investing

  Whatever you think about, grows. Nightingale explains that our thoughts are like seeds. When we plant a seed in the ground, it grows into a plant. In the same way, when we plant a thought in our mind, it grows into an action, and an action leads to a result. The key is to be mindful of our thoughts. We need to be aware of what we're thinking about, and we need to make sure that we're thinking about the things that we want to grow in our lives. For example, if you want to be successful, you need to start thinking about success. You need to visualize yourself being successful, and you need to believe that you can achieve success. The same is true for anything else that you want in life. If you want to be happy, healthy, or wealthy, you need to start thinking about those things. You need to visualize yourself having those things, and you need to believe that you can achieve them. It's that simple. The strangest secret is that our thoughts create our reality. So if you want t...

Apple Inc. has long been synonymous with innovation, elegance, and cutting-edge technology. From the Macintosh to the iPhone, the company has continuously pushed the boundaries of what is possible. However, even the most devoted Apple enthusiasts must pause and contemplate when the price tag of a product becomes excessive. The Apple Vision Pro, priced at a hefty $3,499, raises eyebrows and demands a closer examination, reminiscent of a similar situation faced by Apple in the past with the Macintosh and the first Next computer. In this blog, we explore the reasons why Vision Pro's price tag is too expensive and how it draws parallels to Steve Jobs' earlier ventures. A History of Bold Pricing Strategies Steve Jobs was known for his uncompromising pursuit of excellence and willingness to take risks. During his tenure at Apple, he introduced revolutionary products, including the Macintosh in 1984. However, the initial pricing of the Macintosh proved to be a stumbling block. Priced ...