I did this Pareto Principle talk for the company, Fundrise, and thought to share it more broadly.
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The Pareto Principle (80/20 Rule) is one of the most powerful ways to improve judgement, yet most people get it wrong.

Why?

“We want to democratize access to private tech companies,” @Fundrise

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“There's likely to be a boom and a bubble,” says Fundrise CEO Benjamin Miller on the growth of AI. “We looked at all of the past waves of technology, PC mobile, internet cloud, and it looks like AI is likely to be about a $15 trillion market by the early 2030s.”

This is an excerpt from our end-of-year letter to investors, published Dec. 30, 2023. Link below.

It's the big things that matter.

We live in a world that demands a constant stream of new and interesting content to digest. Financial news sites like CNBC or Bloomberg update

This is an excerpt from our end-of-year letter to investors, published Dec. 30, 2023. Link below.

It's the big things that matter.

We live in a world that demands a constant stream of new and interesting content to digest. Financial news sites like CNBC or Bloomberg update

.@Fundrise CEO Benjamin Miller on Real Estate & VC Investment Strategies, Macro Trends for 2024 & Building the Online Blackstone

Tune in to the full conversation on Tangent 💚 Proptech (links below 👇)

New Onward episode out now:
BUYING THE BOTTOM w/ Benjamin Miller and Cardiff Garcia

Ben and Cardiff cover the state of the economy, and Ben makes a big call on the real estate market specifically.

You can listen to Onward on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, etc.

The pandemic was the 'meteorite dropped into the ocean,' creating ripple effects throughout the economy that are still playing out today.

This clip is from Onward, ep. 32: 'Buying the Bottom' with Benjamin Miller and Cardiff Garcia

One more reason why to democratize private markets: Companies staying private longer

- In 1980, the median age of a company at its IPO was 6 years, whereas in 2021, the median age was 11.
-In 1980, the median market value of a company at its IPO (adjusted for inflation) was $105

Turtles 🐢 all the way down: the lender is a borrower.

In August of 2007, which was more exciting: Barry Bonds or treasury bonds? Benjamin Miller's answer may surprise you.

via Real Vision and Maggie Lake