Italy Drowns In It's Punch Bowl

Italy Drowns In It's Punch Bowl

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BOM - Learned Optimism

Our book this month is “Learned Optimism: How to Change Your Mind and Your Life” by Martin Seligman. It is an influential book about the way people explain success, failure, adversity, and disappointment to themselves. Seligman, one of the most important figures in the developmen ...  Show more

What Do We Know For Certain?

Back in 2018 we made the decision to invest in Lake Charles Louisiana. The thesis behind investing in this market is that the community is at the epicenter of a network of natural gas pipelines. Like some things in the energy industry, the timelines can be long and major projects ...  Show more

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