I go back to work in the morning train WFH wrote:

• Will 2022 be a better and healthier year?Ten reasons to be cautiously optimistic. Another year of birth, old age, sickness and death, how can we be optimistic about 2022? Why should anyone be optimistic? Why should anyone believe that things will get better? However, we have reasons for hope-in ??fact, there are 10 reasons. (Washington post)

• 10 lessons from 2021 Gold is not an inflation hedge, strong earnings can support high valuations, the duration of the bull market may be longer than you think, and other important observations. (Irrelevant investor)

• How Oklahoma became a cannabis-prosperous state Driven by low start-up costs and loose rules, weed entrepreneurs poured into Oklahoma from all over the United States. (New York Times)

• Lessons from the history of Jimmy Cayne’s Bear Stearns: Kane’s story is complicated, one of incredible achievements. Business schools should use it as a metaphor to study how business leaders have done things so well over such a long period of time, but the result is defined by some bad and avoidable mistakes. (New York Post)

• The booming start-up market promotes an investment boom for younger and younger companies As of December 15, investors in 2021 have injected a record $93 billion into early-stage U.S. startups, three times the amount five years ago (Wall Street Journal)

• Why do most gas stations not make money from selling gas As the price of gasoline increases, you might think that the gas station owner has become greedy. But the economics behind the pump tells a different story. (Hustle and bustle)

• 10 lessons from the Beatles on productivity and brainstorming The first part of Peter Jackson’s epic Beatles documentary “The Return” is a master class on promotion and creative management. Paul McCartney tried to form a grumpy band by creating, arranging, recording and performing dozens of songs in a short period of time. He is using the design thinking script, 20 years before it was written…(Moderate)

• Despite omicron, Covid-19 will still prevail.That’s itThis variation has changed the way we go from “pandemic” to “local epidemic”, but it does not mean that we are back to square one. (sound)

• Trump adviser Peter Navarro elaborated on how he and Steve Bannon plan to overthrow Biden’s election victory“It started to perfect. At 1pm, Gosar and Cruz did exactly what they expected…” (Daily Beast)

• The depth she will reach: Alenka Artnik, overwhelmed by grief, found herself on the bridge alone, considering suicide. Ten years later, she became the greatest female free diver in the world, and she became stronger with every record-breaking dive. How does a woman get rid of her mental health and strive to break through the limits of her body. (In one breath)

Be sure to check our Master of Business Next week with the University of Michigan Professor of Social Psychology Richard Nisbet. He is a joint director Culture and Cognitive Course In Michigan, focus on reasoning and basic cognitive processes. He is the author of numerous books, the most recent of which is “Thinking: Memoir. “Malcolm Gladwell called him “the most influential thinker in my life.”

Knowing what gets in and out is harder than ever, but it won’t stop us from trying

source: sound

Sign up for our read-only mailing list here.