Posts by Andrew Stotz
The Coffee Confusion: Is It Good Or Bad For You?
The New York Times’s Anahad O’Connor shares his discoveries into the conflicting evidence we read about coffee and it’s effects. I’ve summarised some of the key takeaways from the article below. Embed from Getty Images A range of different studies demonstrate that coffee can reduce leaky gut, decrease the risk of type 2 diabetes…
Profitable Growth is What Matters
Watch the video with me or read below about how we use World Class Benchmarking to analyze a company’s financial performance. This post is going to give you insights to the World Class Benchmarking we use to analyze a company’s financial performance at A. Stotz Investment Research. I’m going to explain the measure…
Give Your Presentation Skills a Dazzling Quality
Today, I took my key insights from John Boitnott’s article for Entrepreneur on how to impress your boss with your dazzling and creative presentation skills. Embed from Getty Images Metaphors are a great tactic to paint a clear image of your presentation subject in your audiences’ minds, and add a twist of humor…
Smart Thinking On Investing – August 19
Smart Thinking On Investing – August 19 This week, I wanted to share with you Natalia Angulo-Hinkson from Circa’s findings, on how millennials are spending money due to social media influences. Michael Lewis’s piece on Money Crashers outlines three main risks to avoid when investing in the stock market. And The BigLaw Investor offers his advice on what uncompensated risk…
Smartphones & Meetings: The Two Things Killing Your Ability to Focus
William Treseder from the Harvard Business Review offers his insight on the two daily distractions we encounter that are pulling our attention away from what’s truly important at work. Check out my key insights from the article. Embed from Getty Images Immediately checking your phone when you awake increases your stress response—begin the…