We are all investors. We invest our time, our energy, our money. We invest every single day, as citizens, as consumers, as businesspeople. At its core, investing involves connection, exchange, and mutual benefit. Lately, however, the primary, beneficial function of investing has been overshadowed by ever-more mechanized iterations of finance. We have created funds of funds, securitizations of securitizations, and entire firms whose business is based on harvesting the advantage of microseconds of trading speed. The Nature of Investing calls for a transformation of the investment process from the roots up. Drawing on the author’s twenty-plus years of leadership experience in top investment firms, the book connects real-world finance with the field of biomimicry. Citing real-life examples and discussing principles from the natural world, The Nature of Investing shows how we can create an investment framework that is different from the mechanized one currently employed. Listeners will discover an approach that re-aligns investing with the world it was originally meant to serve. An approach that values resiliency over rigidity and elegant simplicity over synthetic complexity. This is the true nature of investing. Gildan Media and Bibliomotion are proud to bring you another Bibliomotion Audiobook. Featuring exceptional content for today’s listener, these notable audiobooks contain the essential tools that can be applied to every facet of your life.
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"The content of the book and the style of the narration are absolutely enlightening. This author is a revolutionary and the message she conveys is critical at this point in history.
What is very angering to me, to the point that I find it difficult to listen to the audiobook, is that a book on investing written by a woman is narrated by a male voice. There are not enough female examples and role models and the difference it makes to listen to a book from a male voice vs a female one, especially when the author is a female, is HUGE.
The use of a male voice in my experience fuels the myth that investing is a male dominated topic where even female voices don't get to emerge with full dignity.
I am so disappointed at this, and I urge you to get the book narrated by a female narrator. It will increase the credibility of the publication by at least tenfold."
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