This week, Jay breaks down the ideal ways to invest £100k into three straightforward categories and reveals the framework that all of the top billionaires and sports stars adhere to. While Rupy explains the 'arrival fallacy', why you should send a letter to yourself at 16, and the concept of 'antifragile'. 

As Amit wraps up the episode, the panel discusses Michael Singer's remarkable career trajectory.

What to look forward to:

03:05 Why you should write a letter to yourself at 16

06:53 Antifragile

10:14 The arrival fallacy

12:25 What motivates billionaires & stars like Warren Buffett & Taylor Swift?

19:15 If you have 50k or 100k to invest - where should you put it?

34:35 Michael Singer's journey

Links from the episode:

Michael A. Singer: Untethered Soul: The Journey Beyond Yourself

Michael A. Singer: The Surrender Experiment: My Journey into Life's Perfection

Robert T. Kiyosaki: Rich Dad Poor Dad: What the Rich Teach Their Kids About Money That the Poor and Middle Class Do Not!

Erik Partaker: The 3 Alarms: A Simple System to Transform Your Health, Wealth, and Relationships Forever

Paul Millerd: The Pathless Path: Imagining a New Story For Work and Life

Nassim Nicholas Taleb: Antifragile: Things that Gain from Disorder

Daniel Kahneman: Thinking, Fast and Slow

Steady Capital: https://www.steady.capital/

Previous guests include:

Reece Chowdhry, Poppy Jamie, Eileen Burbidge, Nick Telson and Fred Destin

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Episode 23: This week, Jay and Rupy discuss their experience of trying out the hugely popular AI chat bot ‘ChatGPT’ and how they feel it will affect the world as we know it. Rupy shares his top 4 books that he will be re-reading in 2023, whilst Jay gives us 4 top tips to help boost team motivation in 2023 and also explains what it means to be a ‘blissful failure’.

What to look forward to:

00:52 ChatGPT

06:35 Books that Rupy is re-reading in 2023

13:38 What is blissful failure?

16:28 How to boost team motivation in 2023

22:44 Jay summarises 4 tips for running a business in 2023

25:02 Amit discusses the importance of asking the right questions

Links:

Scary Smart - Mo Gawdat’s book on the future of artificial intelligence

Untethered Soul - Michael singer’s book on happiness

The Mom Test - Rob Fitzpatrick’s book on how to ask better questions - Rob’s website

Product lead growth - Wes Bush’s book on building a product that sells itself

Inspired - Marty Cagen’s book on how to structure your tech teams

Previous guests include:

Reece Chowdhry, Poppy Jamie, Eileen Burbidge, Nick Telson and Fred Destin

Download Jay's free E-book: 5 Crucial Lessons From Building Startups Worth $500m

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Episode 22: This weeks episode features the ultimate culture-changing and highly insightful venture capitalist Fred Destin. Known for bringing a unique approach to startup decks and a rebellious attitude towards the vc industry, in this conversation, Fred shares his reflections on the values behind Stride VC, how to choose the right founders and how the philosophies of Jordan Peterson, David Whyte, Jeff Foster and Ram Dass can help in the world of venture capital.

Audio Timecodes

What to look forward to:

03:06 - Thriving in Chaos and the beginnings of Stride.VC

08:09 - How to best chose founders as a venture capitalist

16:11 - Why you should stop worrying about replying to emails

21:16 - Deeply understanding oneself

24:55 - Bringing back the Divine Feminine to leadership 

27:31 - Start-by cleaning your own room à la Jordan Peterson

32:51 - Nobody needs gurus & the poetry of David Whyte 

34:27 - The philosophy of Jeff Foster and Ram Dass

Links:

Stride VC website: https://stride.vc/

Fred Destin’s blog: http://freddestin.com/

Previous guests include: Reece Chowdhry, Poppy Jamie, Eileen Burbidge & Nick Telson

Download Jay's free E-book: 5 Crucial Lessons From Building Startups Worth $500m

Follow Jay: Twitter

Follow Rupy: Twitter

This podcast was produced by Fascinate Productions