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$5 millionaire for a week: riches to rags in the startup world

Alan Johnson

For a few brief moments, my stock holdings in my former employer were hypothetically worth $5 million. This is the wild story of how I realized less than 1% of that value. I’ll be pretty specific about some of the numbers, because equity compensation is a mystery to most people. Until I went...

“The fix is to complete the localization”. Not letting people do it is a bug. (Also, some non-standard observations about American health insurance.)

aharoni

It sometimes happens in people’s lives that someone tells them something that sounds true and obvious at the time. It turns out that it actually is objectively true, and it is also obvious, or at least sensible, to the person who hears it, but it’s not obvious to other people. But it was obvious...

Conquering Costanza: A Nine-Year Follow-Up to My “money-band” Minimalist Wallet Review (and Why I Own a Credit Card—Despite Being Pretty Sure They Are Terrible)

Adam

I wrote in August 2010 (nine years ago!) about a product called the “money-band,” which was a cutting-edge elastic fastener (OK—household rubber band) marketed for the use of replacing the traditional bi or trifold wallet. I was enamored at the time by the idea of minimalism—and I guess I still...