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My First Ten Years of Investing: Ignorance
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My First Ten Years of Investing: Ignorance
The speaker revisits buying actively managed funds without knowing what they were, overlooking index benchmarks, studying fund rankings, and later reassessing active management through longer-term results and volatility.
3:11
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My First Ten Years of Investing: Ignorance
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My First Ten Years of Investing: Ignorance
The speaker revisits cashing out employer-issued shares and trading HTC without understanding its industry, then reflects on single-stock risk, chasing price moves, overconfidence, and the role of luck.
6:24
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What Matters Most in Life?
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What Matters Most in Life?
Drawing on his daughter's school stress and his own work away from home, the speaker explains how he identifies the central responsibility of each life stage and uses long-term priorities to guide major decisions.
2:03
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Innovation Is the Key to a Company's Lasting Success
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Innovation Is the Key to a Company's Lasting Success
Using Yahoo Messenger as an example, the video examines why promising products can struggle inside large companies and why innovation is more likely to endure when new ventures build on a company's core business model.
2:12
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Choosing Between Time with My Daughter and Work
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Choosing Between Time with My Daughter and Work
The speaker reflects on balancing company responsibilities in Taiwan with caring for his young daughter in the United States, and how daily calls, stories, and shared games helped them stay connected.
2:48
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An Unexpected Journey from the U.S. Back to Taiwan Headquarters
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An Unexpected Journey from the U.S. Back to Taiwan Headquarters
The speaker recalls transferring from the United States to the Taiwan headquarters in late 1999 to help during an operational and organizational crisis, and to repay years of professional development.
3:25
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Origins: My First Stock and Helping a Company Recover
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Origins: My First Stock and Helping a Company Recover
The speaker recounts how a memorable Starbucks visit led him to research and buy the stock, then reflects on customer observation, leverage risk, long-term ownership, and the cost of overtrading.
7:01
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Origins: The Beginning of My Wealth-Building Journey
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Origins: The Beginning of My Wealth-Building Journey
The speaker traces his path from computer engineering in Taiwan and multimedia R&D in the United States to the friend who helped him begin investing with $2,000, shaping his views on innovation and investing.
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