In case you haven’t listened yet, click here for the full episode with Guillermo and William from the Attention series: .

Guillermo Rozenthuler on what music means to him. Music is the exchange of energy and aliveness that invites us to step into relationship with life itself. It's a way to connect and to make sense of a paradoxical world, of life, of oneself.

"Our competitive advantage is our culture. ".@drexdavis exemplifies how being business manager makes one a better investor…and how being an investor makes one a better business manager. Click for the full episode with:

Chis Poch reflecting on the sacred art of listening. Click here for the full episode:

. the wisdom in detachment might even help reveal the interconnectedness in everything — "when you want to make an apple pie, you have to start with the universe". Thank you, @chriswmayer, for sharing practices that shaped your deep sense of equanimity!

. detachment opens up the freedom to see truth in contradictory ideas. Wisdom doesn’t come from choosing one “right” perspective, but from synthesizing conflicting viewpoints.

Detaching from one’s beliefs is countercultural in a zeitgeist of over-identification with fixed views. Yet it’s an essential hurdle in mastering the inner game of truth-seeking and equanimity. Here’s why journaling helps, according to @chriswmayer.

'A finite game is about winning; an infinite game is about continuing to play.’ – James Carse.What a privilege to explore trust in the infinite game of investing with you, @bogumil_nyc. Thank you!.Click here for the first episode of our investment series:

RT @CultishCreative: What's a media mogul know about power laws? What about bedtime stories?!. Find out - when @joincolossus/@bizbreakdowns….

In assessing excellence in the art of racing, investing and business - study the near misses of the best players who took risks along the way as @DellAnnaLuca shared with us in our new pod.

One misunderstood element of Charlie Munger's mindset - finding simplicity in complexity. One of the tools he uses - inversion.

Costco achieves the highest quality products at the lowest possible price through the nuances of its culture, which every employee embodies—because 'the lowest price is a continuum; it never ends.'. Listen to the full episode with Teresa Noonan here:

Pursuing simplicity, trusting your taste and betting that others will appreciate it just as much. @mrhellweg's approach to creating quiet luxury coffee makers is somewhat Rick Rubinesque. Find the full episode here:

Costco thrives by keeping things simple where others overcomplicate. Former AGMM at Costco, Peter Malizia, shares how this philosophy, along with other pillars of Costco’s culture, drives its success. Tune in to learn more:

Through personal anecdotes and other examples from various industries, @DellAnnaLuca illustrates how quality can be embedded in organizational practices and culture. Full episode:

Lower the volume so you can hear the attractors. What habits help you do that?. Happy Monday!

What is curiosity? . The dictionary definition, with its premises, cannot do it justice. Click here for the full conversation with @tomowenmorgan:.

"It's never too late to have a happy childhood." - Tom Robbins. Try Allison’s exercise: Skip down the street and reconnect with your joy. Full episode here:

Allison paints a picture of the texture of attention, helping us become more present and fostering authentic connections with others. What texture do you think best describes attention?. Full episode here:

What have you been programmed to fear from an early age?. Allison Paradise shares powerful insights on how to shift from fear-based motivations to love-based approaches. Listen to the full episode here: