Signature Move2 books · 5 highlights
Think as Owner, Never as Employee
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Koos Bekker's Billions
T. J. Strydom · 3 highlights
“‘Because you think as an owner, you don’t think as an employee,’ he commented later. ‘So you don’t say, I want to stay in a good hotel, or how could I improve my bonus? There is no bloody bonus.’”
“‘I don’t want a fixed package, and you can fire me on 24 hours’ notice,’ Bekker told Vosloo. But he added: ‘I want 3 per cent of the long-term value created above inflation.’11”
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Routines and Orgies - The Life of Peter Cundill, Financial Genius, Philosopher, and Philanthropist
Christopher Risso-Gill · 2 highlights
“•Think about stocks as part ownership of a business. When we buy stocks for our unit-holders, we have a mindset similar to that if we were buying into a private business.”
“in order really to succeed in any business one needed to develop the instincts of an owner rather than just an employee.”
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