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Investing in Asymmetric Bets and Business Philosophy
52:08 - 1:00:44 (08:36)
The speaker discusses their approach to investing in asymmetric bets while managing or eliminating risks and legal liability. They also share their perspective on focusing on the core aspects of contentment and taking advantage of investment opportunities with high potential returns.
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The speaker discusses their approach to investing, including looking for ways to cap downside risk and identifying asymmetric bets with high returns.
52:08 - 54:51 (02:43)
Summary
The speaker discusses their approach to investing, including looking for ways to cap downside risk and identifying asymmetric bets with high returns. They prioritize evaluating legal and financial risks and focusing on opportunities with high potential returns.
ChapterInvesting in Asymmetric Bets and Business Philosophy
Episode#410: Ryan Holiday — Turning the Tables
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
The act of investing can shape how we ask questions and view situations, while making decisions out of fear or guilt often leads to poor outcomes.
54:51 - 57:46 (02:55)
Summary
The act of investing can shape how we ask questions and view situations, while making decisions out of fear or guilt often leads to poor outcomes.
ChapterInvesting in Asymmetric Bets and Business Philosophy
Episode#410: Ryan Holiday — Turning the Tables
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
Author and entrepreneur, Tim Ferriss, shares the two most important habits he practices in his life.
57:46 - 59:31 (01:45)
Summary
Author and entrepreneur, Tim Ferriss, shares the two most important habits he practices in his life. The first is constantly revisiting and confirming how little is actually needed, and the second is doing fear setting exercises borrowed from Stoicism and cognitive behavioral therapy.
ChapterInvesting in Asymmetric Bets and Business Philosophy
Episode#410: Ryan Holiday — Turning the Tables
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
The key to making good decisions is negotiating with oneself and making sure that the person who cared the least wins.
59:31 - 1:00:44 (01:12)
Summary
The key to making good decisions is negotiating with oneself and making sure that the person who cared the least wins. Cultivating a perspective that recognizes that many aspects of life add very little to one's core contentment can help foster this approach.