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Think Like an Owner

Clearing Fog - Ep. 18

May 27, 2020
40:01

My guest on this episode is a person who writes anonymously on Twitter under the pseudonym Clearing Fog. We connected a few months ago on Twitter and in this episode we talk about his career in investment banking and private equity, why he writes anonymously and his thoughts on writing publicly, and what he’s thinking about next. I don’t come across many people in traditional finance careers who have a blog and Twitter account and I thought it would be interesting to hear from someone who thinks a little differently.

Please enjoy, I hope you like the episode as much as I did.

 

Links

Letter to Younger Self

Clearing Fog website

Clearing Fog Twitter

Nikhil Krishnan

Taylor Pearson

David Perell

 

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