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Principles

Life and Work

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Ray Dalio, a highly successful investor and entrepreneur, shares the unconventional principles he has developed over forty years to achieve unique results in life and business. In 1975, he founded Bridgewater Associates from his New York City apartment, which has since become the most profitable hedge fund in history and one of the top private companies in the U.S., as noted by *Fortune* magazine. Dalio, recognized by *Time* magazine as one of the world’s 100 most influential people, attributes his success to a set of principles that foster an effective culture at Bridgewater, described as an “idea meritocracy” focused on meaningful work and relationships through radical transparency. In his work, Dalio argues that life, management, economics, and investing can be systemized into rules akin to machines. The book provides hundreds of practical lessons centered on “radical truth” and “radical transparency,” offering effective strategies for decision-making, tackling challenges, and building strong teams. He introduces innovative tools such as employee “baseball cards” that highlight strengths and weaknesses, and computerized systems for believability-weighted decisions. While rich with ideas for organizations, the book also presents a straightforward approach to decision-making applicable to anyone pursuing their goals, providing rare, proven advice distinct from conventional business literature.

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Principles, Ray Dalio, Jeremy Bobb

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Life and Work
Langue
Anglais
Publié
2017
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16
ISBN10
1508243247
ISBN13
9781508243243
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Principles: Life and Work
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Ray Dalio, a highly successful investor and entrepreneur, shares the unconventional principles he has developed over forty years to achieve unique results in life and business. In 1975, he founded Bridgewater Associates from his New York City apartment, which has since become the most profitable hedge fund in history and one of the top private companies in the U.S., as noted by *Fortune* magazine. Dalio, recognized by *Time* magazine as one of the world’s 100 most influential people, attributes his success to a set of principles that foster an effective culture at Bridgewater, described as an “idea meritocracy” focused on meaningful work and relationships through radical transparency. In his work, Dalio argues that life, management, economics, and investing can be systemized into rules akin to machines. The book provides hundreds of practical lessons centered on “radical truth” and “radical transparency,” offering effective strategies for decision-making, tackling challenges, and building strong teams. He introduces innovative tools such as employee “baseball cards” that highlight strengths and weaknesses, and computerized systems for believability-weighted decisions. While rich with ideas for organizations, the book also presents a straightforward approach to decision-making applicable to anyone pursuing their goals, providing rare, proven advice distinct from conventional business literature.