The Random Show — Bitcoin Pros and Cons, 2021 Resolutions, Fave Books, Lucid Dreaming, Couples Therapy, and More | Brought to you by LinkedIn Sales Navigator, the best version of LinkedIn for sales professionals, FreshBooks small-business accounting software, and Magic Spoon delicious low-carb cereal. More on all three below. Technologist, serial entrepreneur, world-class investor, self-experimenter, and all-around wild and crazy guy Kevin Rose (@KevinRose) rejoins me for another episode of “The Random Show.” In this one we discuss Bitcoin, portfolio rebalancing, energy management versus time management, maximizing our enjoyment of nature, lucid dreaming, couples therapy, healthy Hawaiian venison, and much, much more.Please enjoy!This episode is brought to you by LinkedIn Sales Navigator! LinkedIn Sales Navigator is the best version of LinkedIn for sales professionals. Tap into the power of LinkedIn’s 700 million+ member network. 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Tim Ferriss and Kevin Rose discuss investments, risks in securities, cryptocurrencies, and other information related to investing, all for informational entertainment purposes only.
The speaker discusses the new limited edition flavors of Magic Spoon cereal and encourages listeners to try them out. They then proceed to promote Freshbooks, a software that can help save time and automate various business tasks.
The podcast discusses the reasons why some investors get involved in investing in cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and the assumptions they make in doing so. It also touches on the reality of Bitcoin investments, especially in terms of its gains and losses.
A cryptocurrency fund manager discusses the allocation of funds to invest in cryptocurrency in the case of his firm and the general evolution of the fintech landscape.
David Friedberg discusses his approach to investing in technology, emphasizing the need for careful analysis of cash flows, P/Es, and growth trajectory. He also touches on the impact of COVID-19 on the tech industry, the rise of new investment opportunities, and more.
Stablecoins offer a level of stability in cryptocurrency transactions, as they are pegged to assets like the US dollar. This provides assurance that the intended amount will be received without fluctuation due to market changes.
The hosts discuss making investments in risky assets such as Neos and Pelotons compared to traditional investments such as Bitcoin and Ethereum, emphasizing the importance of having a plan to sell assets when they appreciate in value.
In this podcast transcript, the speaker compares navigating through the ocean waves on a surfboard to tackling the challenges of life's ups and downs, suggesting taking a broader perspective and thinking ahead for regularly occurring practices in your future.
The speaker highlights the increasing importance of online commerce and the potential for companies to redomicile to improve their financial situation. Investing in non-music audio content creation and selectively adding to positions in leaders in the e-commerce space are also discussed.
The speaker shares his love for financial dashboards and how it makes managing finances from different platforms and sources easy, including checking if returned items were refunded.
The speaker reflects on how to best use his time on the planet and explains how he reviews his past year by going through his calendar week by week to identify what took the most energy and gave him the most energy, which includes the burden of reading books from hundreds of people who want him to review their books.
The speaker recommends an app called OnlyPult to post on Instagram without the app on your phone and shares his strategy to turn down book recommendations from people he knows.
The speaker shares some tips on how to identify trees and wildlife in the wild, including finding a specialist to guide you and using the Google app to search for images. He also recommends learning how to identify different bird calls, as this skill can help you identify trees.
Researchers have proposed that lucid dreaming, the ability to become aware that one is in a dream and control its content, can be facilitated by the use of pre-defined eye movements during Rapid Eye Movement (REM) sleep. Studies have shown that eye movements in REM sleep are closely related to patterns seen during waking events, suggesting that this method could be used to test if one is dreaming or not during lucid dreams.
The speaker shares how spending time outdoors can be a mood booster and help escape from chaotic situations at home.
The speaker shares his insights on communication and support during difficult times in relationships, emphasizing the importance of having a neutral safe space to express feelings and avoid negative outcomes.
The speaker emphasizes the importance of having patience, slowing down, and not projecting one's mind into the future. They also discuss the anxiety caused by various factors and suggest practicing mindfulness to become more aware of who is being nourished during alcohol consumption.
The speaker talks about their experience at a Japanese bath house and highly recommends a Japanese-made hanoki oil, which they claim helps in sleeping.
The AI is going to look at your feed and personalize your feed based on your interests and interactions. However, it is important to monitor what you post to ensure that you are not being offensive or inappropriate.
The podcast recommends two documentaries, "Dosed," which explores the use of psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy to treat opioid addiction, and "Crip Camp," a documentary about a summer camp for disabled teenagers and its lasting impact.
Tim Ferriss, once anti-hunter, changed his stance while writing The Four Hour Chef and learning how to hunt and forage responsibly from hunters like Steven Ranella. He mentions that he would consider hunting as a means of responsible consumption, as he respects individuals who utilize every part of the animal.
A comparison between a keto-friendly cereal option, Magic Spoon, and an environmentally conscious brand, Maui Nui. The speaker also acknowledges the high failure rate of most business deals and applauds Maui Nui’s philosophical approach.
Freshbooks is an intuitive tool for small business owners with an award-winning Toronto based support team. Used by over 24 million people it can save you more than 11 hours a week by automating invoices, expense tracking, online payments, and more.
Magic Spoon Cereal offers a variety of unusual cereals with keto-friendly breakfast options like cocoa, frosted or blueberry. The company also has limited edition flavours such as honey nut and peanut butter.