Cedric Chin

If you want to understand career moats, understand competitive arbitrage. It is the background and justification for the pursuit of a moat.

Thinking is split roughly into pattern matching against experience, and reasoning from first principles. Here's one argument for why you need both.

Actionable summary for reading for principles, from 'Every Actionable Book is Actually Two Books Inside'.

If you can only put two ideas to practice a week, then you're inevitably going to have to deal with a bottleneck of 'to-experiment' ideas.

Actionable summary for getting numb before you get good.

Actionable summary for opinion betting, which was presented as an alternative to 'strong opinions, weakly held'.

Actionable summary to exploit productivity momentum

Actionable Summary for setting yearly reading goals.

Actionable summary for executing a job market audit.

Action Sheet for seeing reality without frameworks.