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My Worst Investment Ever Podcast — 905 episodes

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Tony Martignetti - The One-Week Fundraising Plan Small Nonprofits Are Missing

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Dustin Heiner - Reselling Your Sawdust: The Passive Income Strategy Hiding in Your Business

3

#Business DNA: Interview with Chane Laosonthorn

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Laurie Barkman - Don't Wait Until You're Exiting to Plan Your Exit

5

Tony Martignetti – A Flattering Binder and $13,500 Down the Drain

6

David Siegel – The Agentic Economy: Why AI Agents Will Redefine Work and Wealth

7

Athena Brownson – What Happens When Trust Replaces Due Diligence

8

Jon Ostenson – Top 10 Franchise Opportunities for 2026

9

David Siegel – A Smart Idea Nobody Wanted

10

Jon Ostenson – I Built a Million-Dollar Business That Never Made a Profit

11

Edwin Endlich – Early Doesn't Always Mean Right

12

Scott Alldridge – Hot Coffee, Cold Reality: The $10,000 Drone Delivery Mistake

13

Dr. Thomas Powell – The One Rule You Must Never Break as an Investor (Even for Friends)

14

Dan Novaes – The Treasury Strategy That Cost $100 Million

15

Dr. Gilbert Guzman – The $1M Lesson I Learned by Not Launching My Startup

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Enrich Your Future Conclusion: Larry’s Timeless Guide to Smarter Investing

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Enrich Your Future 41 & 42: DIY Investing or Hire an Advisor? How to Avoid the Costliest Mistakes

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Pieter Slegers – A Teen’s Investing Nightmare Becomes His Greatest Teacher

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Enrich Your Future 40: Why Passive Investing Gives You Back What Wall Street Steals

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Enrich Your Future 39: More Wealth Does Not Give You More Happiness

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Blair LaCorte – How Greed, Pride, and Friendship Cost Me Everything

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Enrich Your Future 37 & 38: The Calendar Is a Crook & Hot Funds Are a Trap

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Enrich Your Future 36: The Madness of Crowded Trades

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Enrich Your Future 35: Market Gurus Are Just Expensive Entertainers

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Mike Koenigs - A Founder’s Character Is Bigger Than Their Charisma

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Enrich Your Future 34: Embrace the Bear: Why Market Crashes Are Your Silent Ally

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Jeff Sarti – The Only Way to Learn? Lose Money First (Wisely)

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Enrich Your Future 33: The Market Doesn’t Care How Smart You Are

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Cash Is Tight, but You Can Still Turn Things Around

30

Oeystein Kalleklev – Shipping’s Brutal Truth: Adapt or Die

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Your Profit Problems Are Leadership Problems

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Enrich Your Future 32: Trying to Beat the Market Is a Fool’s Errand

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Why Family Businesses Stay Stuck in Survival Mode

34

Jeff Holman - The Franchise Bubble That Burst Too Soon

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Delay Fixing Profit and the Hole Gets Deeper

36

Enrich Your Future 31: Risk vs. Uncertainty: The Investor’s Blind Spot

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No One Is Coming to Save Your Business, Do It Yourself

38

Enrich Your Future 30: The Hidden Cost of Chasing Dividend Stocks

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Andrew Stotz - I, Coffee: The Capitalist Miracle Behind Your Morning Cup

40

Collin Plume – Why You Should Make Your Own Mistakes

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Enrich Your Future 28 & 29: How to Outsmart Your Investing Biases

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Stu Heinecke - How to Get a Meeting with Anyone

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Enrich Your Future 27: Pascal’s Wager: Betting on Consequences Over Probabilities

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Wes Schaeffer – Future-Proofing Your Business: Trust, Strategy, and Agility

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Enrich Your Future 26: Should You Invest Now or Spread It Out?

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Elvi Caperonis - Why Passion Matters in Business

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Enrich Your Future 25: Stock Crashes Happen—Be Prepared

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Fabrizio Poli – When Passion Meets Poor Partnership

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Enrich Your Future 24: Why Smart People Do Dumb Things

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Jimmy Milliron - Lessons From Love, Money, and Missed Opportunities

51

Enrich Your Future 23: Seeing Through the Frame: Making Better Investment Decisions

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Mitch Russo - Sell It First Before You Build It

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Enrich Your Future 22: Some Risks Are Not Worth Taking

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Craig Cecilio - From Trust to Turmoil: Lesson on Friendship and Business

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Enrich Your Future 21: Think You Can Beat the Market? Think Again

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Michael Episcope - Investing Is About How You Behave and Not What You Know

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Enrich Your Future 20: Passive Investing Is the Key to Prudent Wealth Management

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Enrich Your Future 19: The Gold Illusion: Why Investing in Gold May Not Be Safe

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Enrich Your Future 18: Build a Portfolio That Can Withstand the Black Swans

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Enrich Your Future 17: Take a Portfolio Approach to Your Investments

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Enrich Your Future 16: The Estimated Return Is Not Inevitable

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Damon Pistulka - The Role of Technology in Business Growth

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Enrich Your Future 15: Individual Stocks Are Riskier Than You Believe

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Ava Benesocky - Commit and Take Action on Your Investment

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Enrich Your Future 14: Stocks Are Risky No Matter How Long the Horizon

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Pritesh Ruparel – Put Yourself in a Position to Get Lucky

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Enrich Your Future 13: Past Performance Is Not a Predictor of Future Performance

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Enrich Your Future 12: When Confronted With a Loser’s Game Do Not Play

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Enrich Your Future 11: Long-Term Outperformance Is Not Always Evidence of Skill

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Enrich Your Future 10: You Won’t Beat the Market Even the Best Funds Don’t

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Andrew Pek - Immersive Learning Experience with VR Technology

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Enrich Your Future 09: The Fed Model and the Money Illusion

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Pavan Sukhdev - Don’t Make Exceptions Rules Are the Essence

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Enrich Your Future 08: High Economic Growth Doesn’t Always Mean High Stock Market Return

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Enrich Your Future 07: The Value of Security Analysis

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ISMS 42: Emerging Markets Are Hurting, but Cheap

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Justus Hammer - Good Idea Versus Wrong Timing

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Enrich Your Future 06: Market Efficiency and the Case of Pete Rose

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Enrich Your Future 05: Great Companies Do Not Make High-Return Investments

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Enrich Your Future 04: Why Is Persistent Outperformance So Hard to Find?

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Enrich Your Future 03: Persistence of Performance: Athletes Versus Investment Managers

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Enrich Your Future 02: How Markets Set Prices

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Rizwan Memon - Have Enough Liquidity When Shorting Naked Calls

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Enrich Your Future 01: The Determinants of the Risk and Return of Stocks and Bonds

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Mark Kohler - Take Ownership of What You’re Doing Wrong

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Jusper Machogu - Africa Needs More Fossil Fuels Not Aid

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August Biniaz - Be a Specialist Not a Jack of All Trades

88

William Browder - Don’t Go to Russia

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ISMS 41: Larry Swedroe – Focus on Managing Risk Not Returns

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Chris Ball - If They’re Not 100% Right, Don’t Hire Them

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Vivek Raina - Nobody Can Beat You at What You’re Good At

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William Cohan - Power Failure: The Rise and Fall of An American Icon

93

Tony Fish - Be Brave to Ask the Unsaid Questions

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ISMS 40: Larry Swedroe – Market vs. Hedge Fund Managers’ Efficiency

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Chris Kendall - Don’t Underestimate the Funding Needed to Go Big Time

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Riggs Eckelberry - Don’t Go into Any Industry Unprepared

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ISMS 39: Larry Swedroe – Don’t Choose a Fund by Its Descriptive Name

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Lark Davis - Take Your Profits and Run Away

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Sam Primm - Be Intentional About What You Invest In

100

Marc Faber - The Value of True Diversification

101

Coach JV - Diversify Inside and Outside the Asset Class

102

ISMS 38: Larry Swedroe – The Self-healing Mechanism of Risk Assets

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Solomon Thimothy - Give Yourself Permission to Fail

104

Anthony Greer - Be Patient and Willing to Get Rich Slow

105

Kevin Sutantyo - You Have to Back the Right Founders

106

Dan McClure - Understand Who You Are and What You’re About

107

Bryan Kramer - Be Human and Build Relationships

108

Andrew Stotz - 8 Benefits of Increasing the Profits of Your Business

109

Nathaniel Harding - One Risk at a Time

110

Will Roundtree - Get a Customer First

111

Kyle Mowery - Invest in Your Circle of Competence

112

Gabe Marusca – Pay Extreme Attention to Your Body

113

Giuseppe Grammatico - Pick the Medium That Works for You and Stick With It

114

Andrew Stotz - 27 Top Podcast Interviews of 2023 to Reduce Risk and Increase Return

115

Johan Norberg - We Have to Fight for Capitalism

116

Steve Faktor – How to Build Your Investment Future

117

Eric Simonson - Not All Real Estate Investments Are Made Equal

118

Kimberly Flynn - Don’t Put All Your Savings Into a Single Idea

119

Peter Goldstein – Check Your Emotions at the Door

120

ISMS 37: Larry Swedroe – Pay Attention to a Fund’s Proper Benchmarks and Taxes

121

Jitipol Puksamatanan – Let Time Be Your Friend

122

Anatoliy Labinskiy – Double-Check How Your Product Looks and Works

123

Therapong Vachirapong – You Need to Take Risk to Earn a Return

124

Carolyn McClanahan – You’ll Never Be Smart Enough to Beat the Market

125

ISMS 36: Larry Swedroe – Two Heads Are Not Better Than One When Investing

126

Luke Gromen – Start Small, Then Grow as You Learn

127

Jason Brown – You Never Go Broke Taking a Profit

128

ISMS 35: Larry Swedroe – Great Companies Are Not Always High-Return Investments

129

Chris Vermeulen – Find What You’re Passionate About

130

Kenny Rose – Don’t Invest in Anything You’re Not Fully Educated In

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ISMS 34: Larry Swedroe – Consider All Hidden Costs Before You Invest

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Chong Ser Jing – Pay Attention to What Drives Business Results

133

James M. Dahle – Don’t Buy More Insurance Than You Need

134

Harley Bassman – Sizing Is More Important Than Entry Level

135

Mike Philbrick – Just Because You’re Winning Doesn’t Mean You’re Smart

136

Sam Burns – Understand What You’re Really Betting On

137

Jay Pelosky – You Can Be Right but at the Wrong Time

138

Jerry Parker – Understand Your Investing Capabilities and Limitations

139

ISMS 33: Fed Success! High LT Rates & Recession Coming

140

William Cohan – Get the Numbers Right Before You Invest

141

Neil Johnson – Take the Profit When You Can

142

Jeremy Deal – Use Differentiated Insight to Evaluate an Investment

143

William Bernstein – Never Invest Based on the Headlines

144

ISMS 32: 5 Signs of Impending Recession

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ISMS 31: Global CPI saw 2nd MoM uptick in August

146

Swen Lorenz – Carefully Consider Liquidity in Your Portfolio

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Paul Merriman – What You Do When You Are Young, Is Golden

148

Vikram Mansharamani – Liquidity Will Not Always Be There

149

Gino Barbaro – Buy Right, Finance Right and Manage Right

150

Robin Wigglesworth – You Can’t Outsmart the Markets

151

Sheryl Garratt – Shove Your Ideas Out There and See What Happens

152

Kim Ades – Slow It Down

153

Nick Hutchison – Have a Proof of Concept Before You Dive Into the Big Idea

154

ISMS 30: Larry Swedroe – Do You Believe Your Fortune Is in the Stars or Rely on Misleading Information?

155

Laurie Barkman – Quit Often Quit Fast

156

Mark Venables – Do Your Best to Secure Your Crypto

157

Tania Reif – You Can Be Right and Lose Money

158

Mark Neuman – Constrained Capital and ESG Orphans

159

Ryan Dusick – Invest Yourself in Something That’s Meaningful

160

Thomas Chua – Have a Proper Sell Thesis When Investing

161

Kat Merchant – Do It Today

162

Laurent Lequeu – Sizing Is Crucial When Trading

163

David Kass – Don’t Invest in a Company Unless the CEO Owns a Large Stake

164

Christopher Panagiotu – Go With Your Gut, but Verify

165

ISMS 29: Larry Swedroe – The Shiny Apple is Poisonous and Information is Not Knowledge

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ISMS 28: Stocks for the Long Run

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Folarin Daniel Adeboye – Business and Friendship Can Never Mix

168

Dana Anspach – Loving a Product Is Different From Running a Business

169

ISMS 27: Larry Swedroe – Familiar Doesn’t Make It Safe and You’re Not Playing With the House’s Money

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Manisha Thakor – Invest in Your Financial Health and Emotional Wealth

171

Richard Smith – Anything Valuable Is Hard

172

David Perry – Bet on the Person, Not the Idea

173

Tom Wall – If You Make Some Money, at Least Take Half off the Table

174

Rick Warner – Be Careful When Investing in Banks

175

Mohit Tater – You Don’t Know What You’re Getting Into Until You Are in It

176

Vorathep Srikuruwal – Walk That Property Before You Buy It

177

Phil Bak – Be Slow to Jump Onto Bandwagons

178

Jack Schwager – Never Stay in a Position That Violates What You Believe In

179

Sampark Sachdeva – Don’t Be Afraid to Take the Plunge

180

ISMS 26: Larry Swedroe – Are You Subject to the Endowment Effect or the Hot Streak Fallacy?

181

Vishal Bhardwaj – Do Not Let Emotions Run Your Business for You

182

Harjeet Khanduja – Work Smarter Not Harder

183

Laurens Swinkels – Stay Liquid Even When Investing Long-Term

184

Spencer Jakab – Don’t Take Investment Tips from People

185

Charles Rotblut – Realize When You’re Lucky and Walk Away

186

Arjun Murti – You’ve Got to Get Out of the Battle At Some Point

187

ISMS 25: Larry Swedroe – Admit Your Mistakes and Don’t Listen to Fake Experts

188

Steven Wilkinson – Your Success Is 100% Dependent on You

189

Shawn O'Malley – Geopolitics Can Take Your Investment to Zero

190

Peter Saddington – I Got Fired From My Own Company

191

Neville Medhora – Hot Stock Tips Are Generally Unreliable

192

Jack Farley – Don’t Play in Markets You Don’t Know

193

Carter Malloy – Valuation Is Not a Reason to Invest

194

ISMS 24: Larry Swedroe – Confusing Skill and Luck Can Stop You From Investing Wisely

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Gisela Hausmann – Encourage and Appreciate Your Employees’ Creativity

196

Connor Steinbrook – Do Due Diligence Before Visiting a Real Estate Property

197

Zachary Resnick – Invest in People Not Just Ideas

198

Chris Mamula – Take Responsibility for Your Financial Situation

199

Michael Howell – Liquidity Is the Main Driver of Asset Markets

200

Brady Slack – What to Look For in a Coach or Mentor

201

Richard Lawrence – Avoid the Stock That’s the Hype of the Day

202

Vineer Bhansali – You Create Real Value by Being Different

203

Brenden Kumarasamy – Follow the Data, Not Your Emotions

204

Julian Klymochko – Arbitrage Trades Don’t Always Turn Out to Be Risk-free

205

David Hay – The Importance of Range Expansion

206

Rex Salisbury – Quitting Can Be a Very Important Skill to Exercise

207

ISMS 23: Larry Swedroe – Do You Allow Yourself to Be Influenced by Your Ego and Herd Mentality?

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Harvey Sawikin – Do Your Own Homework

209

Paul Krake – Surround Yourself With Experienced People

210

Noel Smith – Always Have Risk Measurements in Place

211

ISMS 22: Toyota vs. EV Extremists – Who Is Right?

212

Guillermo Cornejo – Don’t Underestimate the Value of Experience

213

Eugene Ng – Keep Playing the Long-Term Game of Investing

214

ISMS 21: CPI Collapsing Across the Globe

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Nick Maggiulli – Don’t Buy Individual Stocks

216

ISMS 20: Larry Swedroe – Do You Extrapolate From Small Samples and Trust Your Intuition?

217

Larry Shumbres – Invest in What You Know and Is Regulated

218

Jesse Felder – Don’t Rationalize a Lousy Trade

219

ISMS 19: 5% March 2023 CPI Could Fall to 4% By Year-End; If Oil Doesn’t Fly

220

Sachi Wickramage – Target the Customer With the Problem at Scale

221

ISMS 18: Dave Collum – What Makes Your Investments Good or Bad

222

Vincent Deluard – Know the Difference Between a Trade and an Investment

223

Igor Yelnik – Think About Non-Market Risks

224

Bogumil Baranowski – Be Careful With Businesses in Secular Decline

225

ISMS 17: Larry Swedroe – Do You Project Recent Trends Indefinitely Into the Future?

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ISMS 16: Top 5 EM Country Interest Rates – Normal China Yield Curve

227

ISMS 15: Top 5 DM Country Interest Rates – Steep US Inversion

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ISMS 14: Regional Interest Rates - Low in Asia, Egypt and Frontiers on Fire

229

ISMS 13: Global Interest Rates - Hikes Slow, Inversion Signals Recession

230

Peter Ricchiuti – Don’t Fall in Love With a Stock

231

Jason Hsu – The Market Can Be Crazy for Longer than You Have the Conviction

232

Shreekkanth Viswanathan – Qualitative Strengths of a Company Matter Too

233

Jeremy Kokemor – Tread Carefully When Investing in Metals and Mining

234

Paul Hodges – There’s No Substitute for Judgment

235

Amy Minkley – What Is Your Enough?

236

Benjamin Claremon – Know What Kind of Investor You Are

237

Edward McQuarrie – Never Ever Sell Naked Calls

238

ISMS 12: CPI Racing Across the Globe

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ISMS 11: US Banking Crisis and Fed Rate Cut

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ISMS 10: US CPI Could Decline to 4% By YE23; Unless QE Revs Up

241

Michelle Leder – Read the 10-K Before You Buy That Stock

242

ISMS 9: Saving Silicon Valley Bank Brings New Risks

243

Dave Collum – What Should the US Be Doing in Ukraine?

244

Bill Blain – Always Sell Fast in a Difficult Market

245

Jeroen Blokland – Know the Actual Business Outlook Before Investing

246

ISMS 8: Larry Swedroe – Are You Overconfident in Your Skills?

247

Brian Feroldi – Be Careful When Trading Options

248

Matt LeBris – Prepare for the Downs During the Uptime

249

Pim van Vliet – Just Because It’s Cheap Doesn’t Mean You Have to Buy It

250

ISMS 7: Financials, Cons. Disc., and Utilities Sectors Look Most Interesting

251

Logan Nathan – Your Supplier Is an Extension of Your Business, Not an Outsider

252

Louis-Vincent Gave – Your Success Comes Down to Portfolio Sizing

253

Adam Rosen – Build to Sell From the Start

254

ISMS 6: UK Looks Most Interesting Among the Top 5 Stock Markets

255

Terri Spath – Always Know When to Buy and When to Fold

256

Brett Martin – Fix Your Partnership or Quit It

257

Damon Pistulka – Be Careful of Concentration Risk

258

ISMS 5: How Rising Rates and Oil Prices Are Contributing to 6.4% Inflation in the US

259

Pia Singh – Mistakes Are Inevitable, So Be Prepared

260

Raghav Kapoor – Be on High Alert When You’re Doing Well

261

ISMS 4: Bond Yields Are Showing the Fed Has Won Its Battle Against Inflation

262

Praveen Kumar Rajbhar – Don’t Fall in Love with Your Own Ideas

263

Larry Swedroe – Beware of Idiosyncratic Risks

264

ISMS 3: Will the US Have a Recession or a Soft Landing?

265

David Siegel – Don’t Reduce Climate Change to a Score

266

Maxwell Nee – Never Get Too Attached to an Investment

267

ISMS 2 - The Man Behind the Most Successful Recession Indicator Questions It

268

Cameron Herold – Unleash the Power of Your COO

269

Kim Scott – Don’t Always Accept Funding Just Because It’s Been Offered

270

ISMS 1 – The United States Won WW2.5, but Who Lost?

271

Peter Johnson – Pick the Right People to Work With

272

Morad Fiki – Don’t Partner With Someone Who Has Nothing to Lose

273

Drew Neisser – Be Real Estate Light

274

Rick Elmore – Your Entrepreneurial Journey Is the Dream

275

Lisa Gates – Someone’s Burdens Shouldn’t Be Yours

276

Ilise Benun – Ask Every Question You Can Think Of

277

Souniya Khurana – Own Your Narrative Regardless of What People Tell You

278

Michele Wucker – Don’t Ignore the Warning Signs

279

Anna Rosling Rönnlund – You Don’t Always Have to Buy a Home

280

Susan Frew – Trust but Verify All Your Employees

281

Ridhi Bahl – Your Health Is More Important Than Wealth

282

Will Basta – Step Outside of the Rat Race Box

283

Shayne Heffernan – Stop Lending Your Money to Friends

284

Brian Portnoy – Financial Wellbeing Is Your Gateway to a Meaningful Life

285

Tara LaFon Gooch – Vet Your Business Partners

286

Adrian Choo and Sze-Yen Chee – The Great Career Paradox

287

Litan Yahav – The Risk of Investing in Single-Family Rental Properties

288

Chris Do – Don’t Put Good Money After Bad

289

Cesar Hasselmann – Work Today on the Things You Want to See Happen

290

Michael Bungay Stanier – Find a Trusted Financial Advisor to Manage Your Investments

291

Robert Glover – Start Building a Wisdom Council When Young

292

Shil Shanghavi – Find Your Elite

293

Mike Michalowicz – Stay In Your Lane

294

John Talty – It’s OK to Move On to the Next Thing

295

Aaron Velky - Go Slow and Think Through an Investment Before You Commit

296

Sean Harper – Iterate Until You Come Up With a Good Market Fit

297

Cam F Awesome - Don’t Stop Chasing You’re Dream

298

Dudu Cearense – It’s Your Responsibility to Take Care of Your Money and Wealth

299

Kim Barrett - Check Your Capacity Before You Hire

300

Rick Jordan - Be Careful When Helping Friends

301

Conor Riley – Don’t Throw Good Money After Bad Money

302

Dave Clare – Don’t Buy Stuff to Band-aid Your Unhappiness

303

Craig Handley - Revenue Is Your Shield From Your Mistakes

304

Amit Kumar – Invest Long-term but Don’t Forget About It

305

Mark Longo - Don’t Be Afraid to Look That Gift Horse in the Mouth

306

Harriet Mellor – Do You Have the Time to Invest and Take Action?

307

Hugh Grover – Choose to Listen to Your Gut Feeling

308

Mihir Koltharkar - Don’t Count Your Chickens Before They’re Hatched

309

Andrew L. Howell - Don’t Invest in a Business With Family

310

Annie Duke – Do Things in Parallel

311

Mathew Frederick – Look Beyond the Surface When Buying Property

312

Kirk Chisholm – A Paradigm Shift Is Happening in the Markets

313

Randall Crowder – Don’t Settle for the Easy Way

314

Lance Depew – You’re Going to Lose Despite Your Best Efforts

315

Vijay Pravin Maharajan – Spend Time, Not Money Before You Invest

316

Taimur Baig - Don’t Let the Upsides Distract You From the Downsides

317

Jem Bourouh – Know What You Want to Do and Who You’re Doing It For

318

John Lawson – Turn Your Pain Into Motivation to Make a Change

319

Keith Johns – Don’t Let FOMO Push You into Investments

320

Nick Karadza – Learn How to Identify and Solve Problems

321

Miguel Rodriguez – Protect Your IP Before Pitching Your Idea

322

Sahil Vaidya – Wear an Attitude of Gratitude

323

Tony Whatley – Just Walk Away

324

Vitaliy Katsenelson – Be Willing to Endure Short Term Pain for Long Term Gain

325

Marylen Ramos-Velasco – Strike a Balance Between Taking Care of Yourself and Others

326

Ted Leverette – Buy Businesses That Have Fixable Problems

327

Jerome Myers – What Value Do You Bring to the Table?

328

Eric Sim – Find a Buyer First Before You Buy Property

329

Direk Khanijou – Be Careful of the Dangers of Leverage

330

Adam Carroll – Never Buy a Home at an Auction

331

Ralph Burns – Create Value First, Then Sell

332

Tony Pawlak – Stop Trying to Get Rich Overnight

333

Mark Graban – Don’t Shame Yourself for Your Differences

334

Emma Mumford – Everything’s a Blessing or a Lesson

335

Gavin Wren – Invest Your Time in the Right People

336

Andrew Stotz – 15 Risk Reduction Lessons from My Guests

337

Andrew Stotz – 12 Steps to Financial Independence

338

Dr. Chris Stout – Plan for the End

339

Ron Baker – Have Your Skin in the Game

340

Andrew Stotz – 12 Barriers to Financial Independence

341

Andrew Stotz – 10 Harsh Realities Shaping Our Future

342

Richard Moran – Common Sense in the Workplace

343

Amelia Sordell – Selfishly Invest in Yourself Before Everyone

344

Ana Melikian – Marketing Is Essential, but Not Enough to Get the Client

345

Justin Cunningham – Face Your Fears and Show Up

346

Mohammed Aneez – Learn Leadership Qualities and Build the Right Team

347

Cory Warfield – Generating Revenue Is Better Than Raising Capital

348

William Green – Be Aware of, and Reduce, Your Particular Flavor of Stupidity

349

AJ Aluthwala – Make Decisions Based on Numbers Not Emotions

350

David Aaker – Don’t Let Tax Savings Drive Your Investment Decisions

351

Mahesh Murthy – Trust but Verify Startup Founders

352

Joseph Hogue – Never Ignore the Debt to Equity Ratio

353

Priya Kumar – Don’t Trust Somebody With Your Money Blindly

354

Mario Bekes – You Don’t Know Everything, So Keep Learning

355

Toni McLelland – An Influencer Isn’t Always a Specialist

356

Michelle Hon – Don’t Build a Business Only to Boost Your Ego

357

Leonard Kim – Avoid Investing in Pink Sheets Stocks

358

Vanessa Ho – Dig Deep Into the Business Model

359

Jitender Girdhar – Question Opinions and Beliefs

360

Anthony Milewski – Do You Understand the Country Risk?

361

John Spence – Don’t Let Material Things Define You

362

Brian Golod – There Isn’t an Overnight Success

363

Nat Berman – You’re Smart Enough to Invest on Your Own

364

Dave Buck – Have a Purpose for Your Investments

365

Akshat Malik – Don’t Get Too Invested in Just One Partner or Brand

366

Gary Belsky – Long-Term Patience Is the Key to Success in Investing

367

Brent Kochuba – Know Who You’re Dealing With

368

Sourabh Goyal – Make Yourself a Priority in Your 20s

369

Corina Burton – Learn to Trust Your Intuition

370

MJ DeMarco – Do Not Sign an Earnout When Selling Your Business

371

Shane Senior – Do Your Due Diligence Before Buying an ICO

372

Gisela Hausmann – The Story of How Jeff Bezos’ Amazon Considered My Suggestions

373

Rick Gilbert – Most Likely Nobody Will Buy Your Book

374

Kanit Nimmalairat – Don’t Go All-in on a Stock

375

Allan Dib – Make Your 1-Page Marketing Plan

376

Nidhi Mohan Kamal – Happiness Is an Inner Game, Love Yourself

377

Brett King – Prepare for Bad Outcomes to Avoid Them

378

Mohan Belani – Fail Fast and Move On Even Faster

379

Mariah & Byron Edgington – When You Face Challenges, Reach Out

380

Alistair Croll – To Scale, You Have to Get People to Care

381

Ash Maurya – Focus On Customer Development Before Product Development

382

Edward Zia – Question, Push Back, and Get Help to Avoid Homelessness

383

Izabela Lundberg – Show Up, You Will Figure It Out

384

Martyn Terpilowski – Separate Your Investment Risk

385

Mark McNally – Take Some Money off the Table

386

Toni Lontis – Start Investing in Yourself in Your 20s

387

Barry O’Reilly – Keep Improving Your Investment System

388

Panu Boonsombat – Get Business Wisdom from Your Elders

389

Ashutosh Garg – Be More Discerning About Your Investment Choices

390

Nattaphol Vimolchalao – Experience in a Multinational Is Not Enough to Run a Startup

391

Geoffrey Moore – Don’t Mix Complex and Simple Business Systems

392

Brenda Bence – Think Long Term Even in the Face of Risk

393

Nik Kennett – Tap into the Power of Journaling

394

Richard Bliss – True Wealth Is Very Different From Income

395

David Segura – Sometimes Slowing Down Can Keep You Alive

396

Andrew Henderson – Become a Nomad Now

397

Mark Fidelman – Seek Advice to Avoid Real Estate Mistakes

398

Mabel Nuñez – Is an MBA Really Going to Take You Where You Want to Go?

399

Henry Eisenstein – Get References Before You Hire

400

Siravich Wongpanich – Don’t Be Overconfident When Investing in Crypto

401

Golf Sarun – Don’t Trust People with Your Investment

402

Kamal Karanth – Work on Improving Your Relationships

403

Nesli Girgin – Dreams Don’t Always Come True, and That’s OK

404

Pankaj Jathar – Always Learn and Be Skeptical

405

Kamal Krishna – Let Building Partnerships Be Your Focus

406

Amit Kumar – Offer Feedback in the Right Environment

407

Stu Heinecke – Never Cling to One-to-One Leverage

408

Atul Sethi – Remember to Write Things Down

409

Paul Smith – Figure Out Your Secret Sauce First

410

Dato’ James S. W. Foo – Find the Right Perspective

411

Padmini Janaki – Nothing Is More Important Than Health

412

Bryan Clayton – Remember That New Things Bring New Risks

413

Puja Talesara Bhandari – Every Exit in Your Life Is an Entry Somewhere

414

Dr. Harish Pant – Think About Where You Are Focusing Your Attention

415

Adrian Choo – Get Business Expertise Before Starting Your Own

416

Shang Saavedra – Learn About Saving Your Cents to Wealth

417

Patrick Huey – Learn to Apply “Brief, Fly, Debrief” to Your Life

418

Jacent Wamala – Gain Inspiration to Face a “Grief Storm”

419

Ajinkya Kulkarni – Master the Process Not the Result

420

Neil Twa – Learn to Protect Yourself From Fraud

421

Jofin Joseph – Just Start

422

Smriti Tomar – Stay Focused on Your Customers

423

Michelle Seiler Tucker – Do Your Due Diligence So You Can “Exit Rich”

424

Harry Spaight – Learn About Selling With Dignity

425

Satima Meanlamai – Never Stop Investing and Learning

426

Jack McColl – Access Debt to Grow Your Business

427

Donald Cohen – From Failure Comes Your Biggest Successes

428

Collin Mitchell – Sales Is the #1 Skill You Need to Have

429

Catherine Morgan – Always Be Curious About Yourself

430

John Osberg – Explore Who You Are and Build on That

431

Manuj Aggarwal – There Is No Sure Shot When Investing

432

Anthony Iannarino – Startups Need Strong Execution Skills

433

Garrett Roche – Don’t Forget the Macro When Investing in Stocks

434

Mike Lung – Have a Defined Exit in Every Trade

435

Thanawit Ounsakul – Find Your Investment Style and Stick To It

436

Sakthivel Thevar – Invest Your Time in the Right People

437

JB The Wizard – Embrace the Magic of Getting Into Alignment

438

Joseph Frankie – Some Things Are Just Out of Your Control

439

Fred Diamond – Learn How to Recognize Opportunities

440

Jeff Bullas – Don’t Force Things, Learn to Go With Your Flow

441

Brennan Spellacy – Differentiate Between One-Way and Two-Way Doors in Your Life

442

Emmanuel Michael – Test Your Market Before Starting Your Business

443

Marvin Germo – Focus On Things That Bring You Cash Flow

444

Jimmy Lee – Sometimes Life Rewards You for Solving a Riddle

445

Judy Weber – Get Back to Dreaming Big

446

Ted Clouser – Lead, Don’t Manage Your Business

447

David Walter – Start Marketing Your Book Before You Write It

448

Amit Somani – The Same Analysis Won’t Apply Every Time

449

Marcel Daane – Don't Get Overconfident in Your Expertise

450

Jam Zulueta – Take Risks and Invest in Yourself

451

Amit Agarwal – Hire Smart People to Scale Your Business

452

Alex Gruye and Assaf Arie – All That Can Go Wrong When Buying a Rental Property

453

Neivia Justa – Don’t Accept a Job Out of Fear of Being Jobless

454

MD Imdadul Islam – Never Borrow Money to Invest

455

Chatchai Unrasmeewong – A Shareholder’s Agreement Will Save Your Partnership

456

James Neilson-Watt – Best Lessons Come From Others People’s Mistakes

457

Tim Hyde – Don’t Conform to People’s Expectations of You

458

Jenny Wilde – Embrace Complexity in Innovation

459

Chris Franzen – Only Play in a Field That You Really Understand

460

Daniel Chan – Don’t Sell What You Have to Diversify

461

Jacob Roig – You Can’t Neglect Your Way Out of Problems

462

Axel Meierhoefer – Never Get Involved in Anything You Don’t Understand

463

Andre Hsu – Trust Your Partner before Investing in Their Idea

464

Manish Kumar Tyagi – Never Blindly Trust Anybody with Your Money

465

Johnny Widodo – Everything Great in Life Follows a Process

466

Randy Mortensen – Past Success Doesn’t Guarantee Future Success

467

Gil Baumgarten – Concentrate to Get Wealth but Diversify to Keep It

468

Meridith Elliott Powell – Do What Is Right for You Not What Society Wants You to Do

469

Furqan Aziz – Validate Every Idea You Invest Time In

470

Nada Lena Nasserdeen – Rise Up For You

471

Owen O’Malley and Ana Rodríguez – Don’t Lose Control of the Checkbook

472

Curt Mercadante – Not Every Home Is an Investment

473

Simon Bedard – Make Your Contracts as Airtight as Possible

474

Ali Awad – Accept Low-Risk Payment Methods Only

475

Kim Kristiansen – Consider the Relevance of What You Devote Yourself To

476

Dan Solomon – The Time to Start Investing Is Now

477

Shinobu Hindert – Speak Up When You Believe Something Strongly

478

Kittisak Kovintavewat – Be an Investor, Not a Speculator

479

Julie Talbot – Establish Rules to Live By

480

Dan LeFave – Chaotic People and Systems Rarely Create Value

481

Justin Weeder – Only Go Into Debt to Buy Assets

482

Kara Goldin – Don’t Put Industry Leaders on a Pedestal

483

Deborah Crowe – Don’t Give Up, Make Today Great

484

Ulrik Nerloe – Bring Your Heart to Work and Life

485

Jessica Yarbrough – Don’t Outsource Your Sales

486

Robert Leonard – Value the Qualitative Aspect of a Stock

487

Patrick Zulueta – To Achieve Success, Start Failing Now

488

Jonathan Yabut – Don’t Put Your Money in the Bank

489

Dennis Yu – Dream Big, Start Small

490

Jeff Heggie – It’s OK to Choose Failure over Losses

491

Karen Briscoe – I Can Change Me

492

Marina Krivonossova – Never Give Anyone Money without a Contract

493

Andrew Stotz – How to Value a Startup

494

Doug Gordon – Live Your Purpose Every Day

495

Joy Abdullah – Enhance Your Self Awareness for Success

496

Andrew Stotz – What It Takes to be Financially World Class

497

Christina Demetriades – Always Take Care Of Yourself First in Any Relationship

498

Weldon Long – The Best Way Out of Financial Trouble Is to Sell

499

Patt Soyao – Make Your Dreams Real

500

Michael Maher – Take the Time to Think When Things Get Tough

501

Baret Lepejian – Never Go Into the Restaurant Business Alone

502

Wendy Harris – You Must Dig Deeper When You Really Want Something to Work

503

Tom Dutta – Avoid Fraud by Digging Deeper Than the Traditional Due Diligence Process

504

Melinda Van Fleet – Lessons From Your Mistakes Make You Confident

505

Marie Gervais – The Value of Your Worst Investment Is the Learning

506

Gary Mishuris – Qualitative Judgment Is More Valuable Than Your Financial Model

507

Eric Rosenberg – Start Investing by Making Regular Monthly Contributions

508

Kizzy Parks – Who Benefits From the Advice You Get?

509

Dean Brown – Don’t Hand Money Over Just Because You Trust a Friend

510

Marcus Udokang – Just Because You Have the Knowledge Doesn’t Mean You Won’t Fail

511

Fernando LoFrano – A Good Friend is Not Always a Good Partner

512

Lois Koffi – Never Give Up Even When Disappointed

513

Benjamin Ritter – We Are All Accountable For Our Job Satisfaction

514

Michelle Griffin – She Had Success In Her All Along

515

Kassy Pajarillo-Braganza – Without Trust All Is Lost

516

David Allen – When the Pressure Is on Step Back and Take Time to Think

517

Kevin Carter – The Math of Shorting a Stock Is Against You

518

Mohanad Alwadiya – There Is No Such Thing as Passive Income

519

Jeffery Potvin – You Must Do Your Due Diligence on Investors Too

520

Janet Metzger – Trust Your Gut to Find the Right Coach

521

Flavilla Fongang – Align Yourself with the Leaders, Not the Followers

522

Chris Trikomitis – Appreciate What You Have Rather Than Chasing What You Don’t

523

Andrew Bryant – Sunk Cost Does Not Account for the Learning

524

Andrew Woodward – Do Not Invest in a Product before You Understand It

525

Rael Bricker – Sell before You Buy the Inventory

526

Michael Morawski – Stay Out of Trouble by Paying Attention to the Red Flags

527

Gordon Jenkins – You Have the Power to Shape the Life You Want

528

Chris Slee – Believe in the Idea but Continue Your Due Diligence

529

Travis Watts – Do Your Due Diligence and Keep Your Investment Simple

530

Jose Salazar – Success with Startups Takes Passion and Commitment

531

Jennifer Murtland – Expect Trouble When Buying an Old House

532

Ian Moyse – Do Your Due Diligence When You Really Need That Job

533

Gav Gillibrand – Don’t Underestimate the Value of Stretching and Staying Flexible

534

Andrew Pek – Build Revenue in Your Startup Before You Build up Cost

535

Leonard Lee – You Will Only Succeed If You Identify the Market Opportunity First

536

Logan Nathan – Your Solutions Are with Your Advocates Talk to Them

537

Ryan Estes – You Should Always Honor Your Relationships

538

Almasa Alunni – Do Your Due Diligence When Someone Asks to Borrow Money

539

Robert Paylor – You Can Overcome Your Biggest Challenges

540

Rashmi Shetty – When You Let Go Of External Validation the World Opens Up

541

Mustafa Sherif – Making Friends with Everyone May Leave You with No One

542

Michael Stanhope – Think Long-Term When Building Your Investment Portfolio

543

Lorenzo Flores – Invest in Learning to Breakout of Complacency

544

Brendan Rogers – Improve Your Performance by Being Open to Input From Others

545

Brandon Bornancin – Do Whatever It Takes to Make Your First Million

546

Kunal Chandiramani – Do Not Pay For Media Coverage

547

Troy Holt – Save Your Money Reserves During Financial Hardships

548

Yaswanth Sai Palaghat – Follow Your Passion on Top Of Getting an Education

549

Kenny Weiss – Facing Your Demons Will Lift You Up to the Sky

550

David Barnett – 21 Mistakes to Avoid When Buying a Business

551

Marc Miller – Move Towards Simplicity in Your Life

552

Taylor Ryan – Your Customers Can Validate Your Startup Ideas, Talk to Them

553

Matt Franklin – If You Are Young, Consider Buying a House Right Now

554

Austin Belcak – Get Help from Someone Who Is Where You Want to Be

555

Ibrahim Kocagoz – Do Your Research Before Investing in Property

556

Jeff Nischwitz – Reduce Risk by Observing Harmful Behavior Patterns

557

Andrew Stotz – Valuable Risk–Reduction Advice from Guests

558

Shashank Randev – There Is No Surefire Formula to Venture Capital Investing

559

Mark Morris – Buying a Home as Investment Can Become a Heavy Burden

560

Roshan Cariappa – Being Pragmatic Will Save You From Startup Failure

561

Marc Cirera – Don’t Be Afraid to Walk Away If You Lack the Passion

562

J. Money – Break Free From the Crowd to Make Better Financial Decisions

563

Chuen Chuen Yeo – Seek Out Expert Guidance Before Taking on a New Project

564

Bushy Martin – Focus on Your Health Because It Is Your Wealth

565

Steve Faktor – Take the Risk and Pursue Your Dreams

566

Lisa Goldenthal – Avoid Loss by Taking Care of Your Health

567

Shane Torres – Be Open with Your Team about Your Business Idea

568

Tyron Giuliani – Past Success Does Not Guarantee Future Success

569

Russ Johns – Build Skills That Will Carry You Beyond Your Job

570

Jonaed Iqbal – Ponder How Much You Can Stomach to Lose When Buying Crypto

571

Patrick Metzger – Find A Mentor Who Can Challenge You to Do Bigger Things

572

Nina Sharil Khan – Sometimes Trusting Yourself Is Better Than Trusting Others

573

Dror Tamir – Don’t Put All Your Eggs in One Basket When Raising Capital

574

Marko Höynälä – Trust Is the Backbone of Any Business

575

David Ward – Always Have an NDA, Even When Doing Business with Friends

576

Scott Buss – Live by Principles of Trust and Transparency

577

Paulina Tenner – Stay Focused on Your Core Business

578

Christopher Elliott – Question Conventional Wisdom When Buying a House

579

Lou Adler – Avoid Raising Capital from Friends If You Want to Keep Both

580

Eric Siu – Do Not Chase the Money, Chase the Opportunity

581

Britt Andreatta – Our Failures Remind Us That We Are Learning Beings

582

Bracken Darrell – Trust Your Instincts but Ask If You Are Unsure

583

Rachel Beck – Invest in Healthy Business Relationships

584

Jordan West – You Must Pay Attention to Cash Flow When Buying a Business

585

Jess Larsen – You Should Never Speculate When Investing

586

Santiago Iñiguez – Sometimes Your Worst Investment Can Bring You the Most Joy

587

Dave Kerpen – Doing Thorough Research Will Save You From Losing Money

588

James Leong – Learn How to Read Financial Reports to Pick Stocks

589

Billy Samoa Saleebey – Spend Your Time Doing Long-Term Endeavors that Matter

590

Daniel Burrus – Invest Your Energy in Your Area of Expertise

591

Karl Sjogren – The Fairshare Model: Raise Venture Capital via an IPO

592

Marti Mongiello – Have Partnership Agreements to Protect Your Interests

593

Mariya Radysh – Find What Brings You Joy and Start Doing It Every Day

594

Cristiana Tudor – Only Invest What You Can Lose in Bitcoin

595

Coonoor Behal – Pay Great Attention to Your Business Website

596

Mario Martinez Jr – Mergers and Acquisitions: Do Your Due Diligence First

597

Elizabeth Buko – Take Your Time to Learn Before You Start Investing

598

AJ Wilcox – Having a Full-Time Job in 2021 Is Risky

599

Michael Teoh – Thorough Research Will Help You Outsmart Scammers

600

Michael Brody-Waite – Turn to Your Trusted Network for Support

601

Marcus Luer – Do Not Go Global Before You Test Your Product Locally

602

Andrew Muller – Test Your Ideas to Know What the Market Wants

603

Shan Saeed – Start Investing as Early as You Can

604

Jonathan Palmar – The Reward of Seeking Approval Is Zero

605

Dale Dupree – Do Not Be Tricked Into Taking Shortcuts to Riches

606

Chris Tate – Time Is Precious, Invest It

607

Benjamin Quinlan – Investing in Cryptocurrency? Do Your Research First

608

Ric Franzi – Always Invest in Appreciating Assets

609

Pete Lonton – Stick With Your Successful Property Investment Model

610

Andrew Stotz - 49 Incredible Life Lessons I learned in 2020 from 26 Extraordinary People

611

Larry Levine – Your Tragedy Could Be the Story That Brings You Success

612

Robert Ramos – There Is More to a Good Stock Than Just Numbers

613

Kevin Maloney – You Don’t Have a Product Until You Get Paying Customers

614

Armand Rosamilia – You Will Never Regret Pursuing Your Passion

615

Natalia Wiechowski – Your Dream Job Only Exists When You Create It

616

Ari Gunzburg – Persistence Cannot Solve All Your Challenges

617

Sanjeev Chitre – You Need to Pivot Your Business, Not Change the Direction

618

Kathleen Ann – Think Twice Before Leaving Your 9 to 5 Job

619

Scott Eddy – Face Tragedy Head-on

620

James Mulvany – Angel Investors Should Invest in What They Know

621

Jim O’Shaughnessy – Have the Discipline to Stick With Your Investment Process

622

John North – Know Your Customers, Know Your Suppliers

623

Frank Agin – Get to Know Your Customers and Your Vendors

624

Hala Taha – Invest Your Time Into Something That You Own

625

Rune Sovndahl – A Business Is Only as Strong as Its Weakest Link

626

Pete Alexander – If the Real Estate Deal Sounds Too Good to Be True, It Is

627

Marcia Daszko – Question Everything to Bring the Joy Back

628

Julian Hosp – Learn to Win by Focusing on How Not to Lose

629

Shana Sissel – Take Action on Your Good Ideas

630

Wes Schaeffer – Do Your Research and Trust Your Gut

631

James Jani – You May Gain the Right Skills From the Wrong Path

632

Daniel St-Jean – Choose Your Investing System and Follow It

633

Rhonadale Florentino – To Succeed in Startups, Don’t Just Do it

634

Jim Rembach – Some Risks Just Can’t Be Avoided

635

Michelle Connell – Long-Term Gains Come From Protecting the Downside

636

Jordan Paris – Do What You Want to Do

637

Luke Fenwick – What Is Your Legacy in Life?

638

Josh Steimle – Get Your Priorities Straight and Remarkable Things Can Happen

639

Oluwatosin Olaseinde – Africa’s Financial Literacy Queen Says Be Careful Who You Trust

640

Beverley Agbakoba-Onyejianya – You Need All Types to Build a Successful Business

641

Steve Anderson – Make Successful Failures Like Amazon and Protect the Downside

642

Ela Staniak Leaupepe – Use Multiple Lead Generation Platforms to Have a Safety Net

643

John Pastor – Ask the Right Questions When Finding a Job

644

Cameron Herold – Don’t Let Your Mindset Block Your Next $108-Million Investment

645

Avelo Roy – Don’t Let Investors Force You Into Something You Don’t Believe In

646

Todd Dewett – How the Pain of Failure Can Inspire You to Become an Expert

647

Nathanial Bibby – Growth Happens When Only You Can Help Yourself

648

Greg Au-Yeung – Debt Management Tip: Only Invest What You Can Afford to Lose

649

Tony Fish – CEOs Can Defraud a Business in Very Hard to Detect Ways

650

Edmund Lowell – Great Angel Investors Know When to Keep Their Distance

651

Gillian Perkins – Patience Is Critical to Growing Your Business

652

Charoenjit Chantarasiri – Use Asset Allocation Framework to Overcome Your Behavioral Biases

653

Justin Christianson – Listen to Your Intuition and Take It Slow to Enter a Partnership

654

Andrew Pierce – Stay Within Your Circle of Competence and Do Your Due Diligence

655

Morgan Housel – A Successful Value Investor Focuses on Why a Stock Is Cheap

656

Paul M. Neuberger – Sales Passion Does Not Always Overcome the Burden of High Costs

657

Patrice Washington – Prepare for the Worst and Don’t Get Caught up in the Pretty

658

Avi Liran – Invest in Startups With Strong Company Values

659

Mike Ciorrocco – Use Your Setbacks As Rocket Fuel For Your Success

660

Stephen Kalayjian – The Key to Success in Trading Is to Have Discipline

661

Chris Mayer – Build a List of 5 Quality Companies and Enter at the Next Market Fall

662

Karen Foo – Risk Management Is Your Key to Success

663

Marcia Reynolds – Do Proper Research When Writing and Publishing Your First Book

664

Mike Meissner – Stop, Think, and Listen to Avoid Losses in Your Start-Up

665

Mark Moss – Diversify Your Profits to Protect Your Wealth

666

Mark Pierce – Set a Stop Loss With Your Startup to Protect Your Downside

667

Rob Angel – When You Feel Overpowered by Emotion Listen to Your Intuition

668

Don Moore – Beat Overconfidence Bias by Considering What You’re Neglecting

669

Christopher D. Connors – We Can Develop Our Emotional Intelligence Through Adversity

670

Libby Gill – A Business Vision without Hope is Lost

671

E.B. Tucker – Go With Your Gut and Consider Starting Small

672

Laura Cho – Do Your Research Before Buying Online Courses

673

Darin Kidd – Losing Everything Compelled Him to Build a Better Life

674

Chris J Reed – LinkedIn Marketing Lesson: Bounce Your Idea Off Other Entrepreneurs

675

Rand Fishkin – Don’t Be Afraid to Stand up Against the Growth-at-All-Cost Venture Capital Model

676

John Lee Dumas – Avoid the Sunk Cost Fallacy by Testing Your Idea in the Market

677

Dennis Mortensen – One Signature Away From Riches but Wanted Just a Bit More

678

Ranveer Brar – Deepen Your Relationship with What You Love and Be a Good Businessman

679

Neil Patel – Fail Your Way to Success by Practicing the 3Es: Experiment, Experiment, Experiment

680

Howard Whiteson – Financial Literacy Was a Pathway out of Pain

681

Nicholas Hinrichsen – If You Aren’t Suited for Picking Stocks Build a Diversified Portfolio

682

Wim Steemers – Overcome Behavioral Biases with the Help of a Good Team

683

Oladipupo Ehindero – Make Sure You Trust the Management of the Banks You Invest In

684

Tom Libelt – When You Face the Choice of the Easy or Hard Way Take the Hard Way

685

Wilbert Wynnberg – The Value of a Hedge Fund When an Oil Investment Goes Wrong

686

Kavee Chukitkasem – Gain Knowledge Before You Start Investing

687

Robert Seawright – Avoid Overconfidence Bias by Remembering That Randomness Is Everywhere

688

Inspiration in Times of Crisis from Dan Gramza, David Keller & Dustin Mathews

689

Inspiration in Times of Crisis from Philipp Kristian Diekhöner, Dante Vitoria & Vikas Gupta

690

Inspiration in Times of Crisis from Sal Daher, Joe Saul-Sehy & Jack Thomas

691

Scott Beebe – Write It Down to Gain Clarity and Business Results

692

Daniel Gomez – Forgiveness Is Your Key to Success in Life and Business

693

Inspiration in Times of Crisis from Giacomo Arcaro, Johnny FD & Nicolas Rabener

694

Inspiration in Times of Crisis from Dan Passarelli, David Stein & Dustin Heiner

695

Inspiration in Times of Crisis from from Beth Azor, Chance Glenn & Christopher Salem

696

Inspiration in Times of Crisis from from Mohd Sedek Jantan, Azran Osman-Rani, & Lasse-Peter Pestel

697

Inspiration in Times of Crisis from David Barnett, Andrew Sherman, & Erik Bergman

698

Henry Briffel – If They Aren’t Willing to Sign an NDA Something Is Probably Wrong

699

Inspiration in Times of Crisis from Shaun Rein, Nick Bradley & Josiah Smelser

700

Samuel Kamugisha – Constant Frustrations Selling SMS Messages Killed The Business

701

Mei Phing – To Make The Change You Want You Must Take Action

702

Amar Deshpande – A Strong Network Will Help You in Difficult Times

703

Jonathan Slain – Plan for a Recession So That You Can Survive and Thrive From It

704

Joel Ong – The Secret of Success: There’s No Shortcut You Have to Do the Work

705

Andrew Stotz – Don’t Let Panic Drive You Into the Ground During the COVID-19 Crisis

706

Yasmine Khater – Start Investing Now to Avoid This Big Mistake

707

Bijay Gautam – Take Your Career Advice From People Who Know the Industry

708

Michael Michelini – Do Detailed Market Research Before Creating a Product

709

Somdutta Sarkar – Look for the Hidden Meaning in the Problems That You Face

710

Simon de Raadt – Success in Small Business Comes from a Clear Structure

711

Nicholas Patrick – Seek Out the People Who Care and Know How to Help

712

Ling Ling Tai – What Do You Value Most in Life? Invest in It

713

Ziv Nakajima-Magen – When Investing in Asia Listen Much More Closely

714

Brendan Davis – Investigate Your Foreign Investment Carefully, Appearances Can Be Deceiving

715

Daniel Blue – Do Your Research Before Investing Your Money

716

Rayson Choo – Learn About the Product First, That’s Your Insurance

717

Danielle Rocco – Find Your Place in Life and Know Your Self Worth

718

Sampath Mallidi – Your Startup Should Always Have Paying Customers

719

Adam Dollner – Don’t Be Afraid to Cancel a Project If It’s Not Going to Plan

720

Ed Latimore – Well Begun is Half Done – Get Your Relationships Right from the Start

721

Ryan Roghaar – Develop an Onboarding Process and Follow up to Avoid Losses

722

Joachim Klement – 7 Deadly Investment Mistakes You Should Never Make

723

Jim Maffuccio – Forget Location, in Real Estate Timing Is Everything

724

Whitney Hansen – Do Your Own Research to Gain a Basic Understanding

725

Justin Tamsett – Take Care of Your Health First to Not Lose Your Business

726

Erik Seversen – In Startup Investing Teamwork Makes the Dream Work

727

Mathew Frederick – Learn to Say No to Investment Opportunities that Don’t Feel Right

728

Roger Dooley – Ask for Feedback to Avoid the Sunk Cost Fallacy

729

Peter Sainsbury – Use a Journal to Stay Self-aware When Making a Contrarian Investment

730

Dante Vitoria – When an FBI Agent Tells You to Go to Breakfast, Do It

731

Sarah Larbi – Build a Network of Successful Role Models to Avoid this Real Estate Investing Mistake

732

Jack Thomas – Successful Entrepreneurs Focus on Hiring Right

733

Michael Lebowitz – Follow Your Intuition and Stand Up for Yourself to Avoid Loss

734

Joel Comm and Travis Wright – Crypto Curious Futurists Become Free by Letting Go

735

Niels Kaastrup-Larsen – There Is Always so Much We Don’t Know

736

Angela Zeigerbacher – Don't Look at Buying a Home as an Investment

737

Tobias Carlisle – Assets are Valuable, but Cash Flow Is King

738

Andy Hill – Avoid the Trap of Homeownership and Build a Realistic Budget

739

Nick Bradley – Buying a Business Based Purely on Emotions Rarely Works

740

Frank Paiano – Whether You Like it or Not, You Need to Invest

741

Michelle Russell – Never Skip Your Due Diligence

742

Otavio Costa – Build a Strong Framework and Respect Liquidity in Any Business Cycle

743

Meb Faber – Avoid the Physical Pain of Loss by Sticking to Your Investment Plan

744

Richard Flint – To Win in Life Learn to Find, Face, and Control Your Biggest Fear

745

Scott Smith – Launching a Business? Find Your Future You and Listen to Them First

746

Tristan Wright – Being Authentic Means Living Life According to Your Goal Plan

747

Pete Matthew – Personal Finance Advice: Make it Your Responsibility to Become Financially Literate

748

Gabriel Abed – Think Long-term and Do Research to Overcome FOMO

749

Daniel Ramsey – When Investing in Real Estate Take Your Time to Remove the Unknowns

750

Kornel Szrejber – Paying off a Low-Cost Mortgage Can Increase Your Opportunity Cost

751

Gary Wilson – Always Be Open to Your Intuition

752

Vikas Gupta – Always Remember that the Unexpected Can Happen Even with Value Investing

753

Joe Saul-Sehy – Financial Risk Management Lies in Diversification across Industries

754

Jonathan Jay – When Buying a Business Understand That Due Diligence Won’t Reveal Everything

755

John Swolfs – Never Be Afraid to Ask a Financial Advisor When It Comes to Your Money

756

Sal Daher – To Win Big as an Angel Investor, You Have to Look at All Angles

757

Dustin Mathews – Even if You Are An Expert in Investing in Real Estate, You Must Do Your Homework

758

John Pugliano – Diversify Your Portfolio to Beat Overconfidence and Use a Put to Avoid Regrets

759

Geoff Gannon – Watch the Weight of High Debt And Operating Leverage

760

Barbara Friedberg – You Don’t Need to Rush to Buy that Expensive Home

761

Buck Joffrey – This Doctor Lost in His First Real Estate Deal Even Though the Math Looked Good

762

Deacon Hayes – Nearly Lost it All Buying Two Condos

763

Aaron Walker – Your Worst Moments Can Focus You on Creating Your Legacy

764

Dustin Heiner – His Life Went From Loss to Success When He Mastered Passive Income

765

Max Weissberg – To Avoid Losing it All on Bitcoin, Sleep on It

766

Denis and Katie O’Brien – Understand Negative Equity Before Cosigning a Loan

767

Dan Ferris – Stop Losing Money with Complex Futures Trading Investments

768

Rick Nicholson – When Running Franchise Businesses, Get it In Writing

769

Victoria Lynn Weston – Follow Your Intuition – Never Show Your Whole Hand

770

Kirk Chisholm – Staying In Your Comfort Zone Is Not Bad At All

771

Raoul Pal – Always Stick With Your Hedge Fund Model

772

David Barnett – Always Have a Clear Path to Plan B

773

Chance Glenn – Have the Courage to Stick with It

774

Johnny FD – Stay on Track

775

Andrew Sherman – Mistakes to Avoid When Selling Your Business

776

Todd Tresidder – Learn From Your Mistakes, Don’t Feel Bad About Them

777

William Manzanares – Don’t Invest What You Can’t Afford to Lose

778

Shawn Walchef – Let the Pain of Failure Fuel Your Success

779

Ted Seides - Always Diversify, Anything Can Happen

780

Michael Oyster - Ask if it is a Compensated or Uncompensated Risk

781

David Stein - Trading Currencies and Commodities is Harder Than You Think

782

Mario Nawfal - Persistence Helps You Recover From Disasters

783

Lex Sokolin - Put the Proven Power of Diversification on Your Side

784

Suresh Mahadevan - Seduced by Cricket

785

Jen Greyson – Start-ups Always Look Great, Plan for the Worst

786

Douglas Tengdin – The Government Can Take Anything Away

787

Darryl Tom - The Value of Staying in Your Lane

788

Jason Bible - You Can’t Plan for a 1,000-Year Flood

789

Scott Carson – Double Check the Worst Case

790

Shaun Rein - You Can’t Win Unless you Know How to Lose

791

Natali Morris – Embrace Your Soul Journey

792

S. Venkatesh – Be Flexible and Ready to Change Course

793

Sloane Ortel – Believe in Yourself

794

Tyler Stewart – Your Investment Does Not Define You

795

Giacomo Arcaro – Don’t Chase the Money

796

Erik Bergman – Keep Empathy in the Start-Up War Room

797

David Keller – It’s OK to be Wrong, It’s not OK to Stay Wrong

798

Clayton Morris – Say ‘No’ to Speculation

799

Avery Konda – If Your Intuition Sends an Alert, Listen!

800

Viola Llewellyn – Learn to Embrace Failure

801

Gaurav Sharma – Fail Fast, Fail Early, Move On

802

Nate Abercrombie – Invest with Good Management Teams

803

Reed Goossens – Invest in Yourself First, Learn and Take Action

804

Paulo Caputo – Expect External Events to Hit Your Investment

805

Ramesh Raghavan – Entering a start-up? Leave your baggage at the door

806

David Wolf – Complexity is Risk

807

Christopher Uhl – Write it Down

808

Pashin Katpitia – Protect your Financial and Mental Capital

809

Christopher Salem – Meditate and Journal to Overcome Pain of Losing

810

David Siegel – Start-ups Should Start with Selling

811

Mohsen Arjang – Follow your Heart but Take Your Brain With You

812

Danny Goh – Look for Vision, Execution, Flexibility

813

Tariq Dennison – Know the Value of Your Time, Know Your ‘Edge’

814

Lisa Ryan – Be Grateful For Who You Are And Where You Are

815

Raja Skogland – There is No Business If There are No Sales

816

In-bok Song – A New Learning Curve is Coming

817

Elliott Zaagman – Don’t Try to Do Too Much at One Time

818

Pipat Luengnaruemitchai – Learn the Value of Diversification Early

819

Cyrille Langendorff – Setbacks are Part of the Investment Life

820

Bobby Casey – Worst Bet Is Taxes, Best Is Yourself

821

Eelco Fiole – Be Skeptical, Not Negative, About What You’re Offered

822

Edward Stephens – Be Empowered, Vote with Your Capital

823

Christopher Wong – Enjoy Investing, But be Disciplined

824

Camilita Nuttall – ‘If It’s Not Making Money, It’s Not Making Sense’

825

Josiah Smelser – Push Through When Everything Goes Wrong

826

Daniel Schwartz – Take the Emotion Out of Investing

827

Catherine Flax – How to NOT Lose a Friendship When Investing

828

Ian Dunlap – Always Stay True to Your Convictions

829

Ian Ng – It is Hard to Fight Against Falling Prices

830

Eric Choe – Make an Investment Checklist and Check it Twice

831

Azran Osman-Rani – From Zero to a Billion Dollar IPO

832

Md. Nafeez Al Tarik – Most of the Time the Price is Right

833

Beth Azor – Keep your Arrogance and Overconfidence in Check

834

Jeyabalan Parasingam – Trust No One, Be Aggressive in Due Diligence

835

Manit Parikh – Made a Million by 24, Lost a Million by 26

836

Verawat Kirinruttana – Beware of Vietnam, Liquidity Risk is Very High

837

Phuong Nguyen – Avoid Leveraging Investment in Cyclical Stocks

838

Ian Beattie – Follow a Structure, Not Emotions

839

Michael Falk – Get and Stay Invested

840

Roxana Nasoi – When Everything Goes Away in a Poof

841

Tron Jordheim – The Difference between a Dog Trainer and Dog Training Business

842

Dann Bibas – The Case for Passive Investing. Fewer Grey Hairs, Better Returns

843

Hansi Mehrotra – Don't Let Overconfidence Bias Lure You into Concentration Risk

844

Thao Quynh – Don't Be Afraid to Take Some Gains off the Table

845

Jerremy Newsome – Stop Trying to Hit the Home Run Trade

846

Philipp Kristian Diekhöner - The Impact of Foreign Currency on a Managed Fund

847

Corey Hoffstein - Beware of Pure Story-Driven Investing

848

Danielle DiMartino Booth – Don't Fight Liquidity, Flow with It

849

Vorapon Jim Ponvanit – Apply Behavioral Finance Principles to Make Better Decisions

850

Channarong Kitinartintranee – Do Not Let Past Success Make You Overconfident

851

Tahnoon Pasha – Building Long/Short Hedged Portfolios with Your Trusted Team

852

Nicolas Rabener – Diversification: An Easy Way to Reduce Your Investing Risk

853

Bill Winterberg – Losses Mean No Chance for Money to Compound

854

Ralph Woodcock – Following the Crowd into Bitcoin Disaster

855

Michael Batnick – Be Prepared with a Written Plan

856

Olan Suthivej – What Investors Can Learn From Stock Tips

857

Tony Watson – Beware of Words Like Guarantee and Trust

858

Paul Sheehan – A Deal is Never Done Until it is Done

859

Franki Chung – If Trust is Lost, All is Lost

860

Awais Abdul Sattar – Understanding the Risks Related to Commodity Cycles

861

Zia Islam – Don’t Let Emotions Cloud Your Investing Decisions

862

Peter Emblin – Keep Invested to Get Great Returns

863

Mohd Sedek Jantan – Panic Selling When Stocks Fall is Usually a Terrible Idea

864

Dan Gramza – Don’t let Overconfidence Ruin your Trading Strategy

865

Dan Passarelli – Struck by an Anomaly in Options

866

Joachim Klement – Diversification: The Best Insurance Against any Investment Burst

867

Sornchai Suneta – A Diversified Portfolio Protects You from Currency Devaluation

868

Michael McGaughy – How Currencies Can Crush Return in Good Stocks

869

Patrick Woock – Building Trust in Business Partnerships

870

Odilon Costa – The Complexity of Managing Distressed Debt Properties

871

Rajeev Gupta – Missed Opportunity to Invest in Jack Ma

872

Alvin Fan – Forests Are a Treasure. However, Are They Good Investments?

873

Roongkiat Ratanabanchuen – Risking It All on a Falling Stock

874

Michael Garcia – Meet the Management Before You Invest

875

Adam Butler – You Can Be Right for a Long Time and Still Be Wrong

876

Andrew Stotz’s Season Wrap – 6 Ways You Will Lose Your Money

877

Jotak Nandwana – Sit Tight, Be Cool, Don’t Watch the Score

878

Brandon Gaille – Do Your Research Before Spending a Dime

879

Meredith Jones – Don’t Let the Monsters in Your Head Become the Monster of Your Pocket

880

Eslam Shaaban – Take Extra Care with Illiquid Property Investments

881

Mitchell Van Der Zahn – Past Performance Does Not Predict Future Returns

882

Sopon Srisakunpath – Beware of Seductive Online Trading Strategies

883

Jonathan Freedman – If I’m Being Totally Honest

884

Daniel Egan – Remember That Time is Your Greatest Asset

885

Asif Khan – Value Traps: Bargain Hunters Beware!

886

Alexander Burstein – Beware of Stock Tips. Do your Own Research

887

Shagun Jain – Overlooking Growth and Expansion

888

Daniel Crosby – A Big House Can Lure Even a Behavioral Expert

889

Brian Portnoy – The Risk of Concentrated Bets

890

Frank Moffatt – Stock Tips Can Work Until They Don’t

891

Attila Koksal – Even Deep Investing Experience Cannot Overcome Government Policies

892

Karl-Mikael Syding – Don’t Be Blind to the Idea That You Haven’t Got the Full Picture

893

Yoshimasa Satoh – Invest Time in Yourself to Get the Life You Want

894

Stuart Leckie – The Cost of Friendship: How your Friends Impact Your Investment Decision

895

Alan Lim Seong Chun – How Complacency Weakens Risk Awareness

896

Michael Markels – Investing on a Hunch: Why an Exit Strategy is Important

897

Colin McLean – Risks in Value Investing: When to Cut Loss on a Declining Stock

898

Mike Matoney – Stop Investing in Relationships Just for Convenience

899

Lasse-Peter Pestel – Avoid the Risks of Eurozone Bailout Fund

900

Paul Gambles – Why a Solid Investment Policy Framework is Important

901

David Ying – Why Dot-Com Start-ups Failed (And What You Can Learn from Them)

902

Katsunari Yamaguchi – Government Venture Investing: The Importance of Understanding the Risks

903

Emil Voehlert – Don’t Let FOMO Take Over Your Portfolio

904

Ashraf Bava – Research Before Investing to Reduce Investment Portfolio Risk

905

Bill Lewis – Importance of Knowing Product-Market Fit Before Making Any Financial Investment