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“It's titled The Right Mountain, and the subtitle is Practical Wisdom for Achieving True Wealth”
“my dad giving me the book Think and Grow Rich at probably the age of like I don't know, fourteen or th very young”
“How do we go from probably around oh eight is when the book The Number came out”
“Dan Golman, a mutual friend of ours, who I I think you introduced me to, actually amazing, amazing guy who wrote a a book call why we meditate. They wrote it together”
“and the way that Peter Lynch discusses and one up on Wall Street”
“Your new book is really fascinating. Auslander. It's a a German word that I gather means foreigner or outsider or alien”
“One of the giants of American letters of the twentieth century. A fellow whose books are devoured when I was in in Britain. None other than Philip Roth. Author of obviously everybody knows Port Well, people used to know Port Moy's complaint”
“And I thought you know, maybe That story should be a definition of the word obsession in the Oxford English dictionary”
“I wrote. Decades and decades ago I wrote a book. About Apple. And it was called The Little Kingdom”
“Coincidentally, and can't resist this, we have another book that's coming out. Uh it's getting published in Britain at the end of next week. Call the games of my life”
“And I remember, you know, when we we wrote a book this book Cole leading about ten years ago that was. You know about leadership. Business. That sort of stuff”
“So I would say that They basically did what the book The Luxury Strategy is pointing out”
“That's sort of an idea that we learned from Peter Thiel in his book Zero to One”
“then I read Richard Dawkins' book, The Blind Watchmaker, and it hit me”
“I mean, I I also remember you telling me at one point that you read the Intelligent Investor and that was kind of revelatory to you”
“You quoted something from Snowball, the biography of of Buffett, um, that I thought was really interesting, where you said you quoted the book saying Buffett saw himself in Ajit Jane, who quickly rose in his esteem to share Mrs”
“There there was a there was a moment, I think, in a chapter that I wrote on high performance habits in my book, Richard, Wiser, Happier, where I said something like really, really simple after spending a lot of time”
“And so Peter Thiel talks about that famously in his book Zero to One, one of our favorites to recommend”
“In today's episode, I'm joined by Ian Cassell to talk about his new book, Stockpigger”
“I'm here with Ian Cassell to talk about his new wonderful book, Stockpicker”
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