Eduardo Holschneider

Hey! I'm Eduardo, and I work at Klis Advisors where I'm building a portfolio of SMBs to help them grow. With +15 years of work experience, I've had the opportunity to work at Stripe, serve as a Growth Equity Investor, an Edtech Entrepreneur, and an Investment Banker. If you're interested in entrepreneurship, investing, and productivity tips, subscribe below. Thanks for visiting and for reading!

November 23, 2023

Balancing Urgency and Clarity: Lessons in Prioritizing What Truly Matters

Hey there, Imagine this: you've just signed a Letter of Intent (LOI), stepping into the thrilling yet daunting world of fundraising. The ink on the LOI is still fresh, but so is the sense of urgency, the pressure to propel your venture forward. Amid this, you find yourself at a crossroads—juggling family time during Thanksgiving and th...

March 18, 2023

Teaching kids to embrace failure.

This quote is from James Clear's newsletter: “The connective tissue between your failures and your successes is the lessons you learn along the way. It is only by going through your early attempts (usually failures in some form) that you accumulate the insights, skills, and understanding required for success. Everything is a lesson. Le...

February 23, 2023

Mini Lessons

Today's morning reflection centered around James Clear's 3-2-1: Momentum, how to be the best, and the source of inspiration issue. Reading this issue from start to finish might take you two or three minutes, but I pondered on its content for nearly 60 minutes. My takeaways here: 1. “Before you throw more time at the problem, throw more...

January 16, 2023

Don't fool yourself.

Today, I read FS Signal in the Noise newsletter. Probably one of the deepest readings so far. I spent more than one hour reading and digesting. This is my biggest takeaway from all its content: "When you write things out in simple language, misunderstanding has no place to hide." - Shane Parish Are you able to write it in simple, unive...

January 15, 2023

Every Day or a Few Times a Week?

I wanted to share a reflection on today's Tiny Thought from today's FS Newsletter "Every Day". You say that you "...needed a new approach. One that didn't involve willpower. I made a rule to go to the gym every single day. And that subtle change made all the difference." I believe going to the gym every day involves willpower. I think ...