The Rational Reminder Podcast
A weekly reality check on sensible investing and financial decision-making, from three Canadians. Hosted by Benjamin Felix, Cameron Passmore, and Dan Bortolotti, Portfolio Managers at PWL Capital.
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- 1 Stay Calm, Learn to Embrace Uncertainty in Investing in LifeDavid Booth · 1× across 1 episode
- 2 WinningJack Welch · 1× across 1 episode
- 3 Workforce Intelligence: The People-First Playbook for Leading Your Company Through AI TransformationMike Sullivan and Vene Kidwani · 1× across 1 episode
“Red uh Adam Smith, happy two hundred fiftieth anniversary. Anyways, wealth of nations and all that good stuff”
“wrote a theory of moral sentiments in which he basically describes That people have this thing called compassion”
“My Self education started in two thousand ten with Millionaire Teacher”
“my friend Brian Portnoy. has now released the second volume of A book titled How I Invest My Money”
“His book, The Wealthy Barber, has helped millions of Canadians manage their money”
“You Two Can Be a Stock Market Genius, one of my all time favorite books, by the way”
“Alex is also the author of the books Grow the Pie. may contain lies and his new book The Madness of Markets”
“Alex is also the author of the books Grow the Pie. may contain lies and his new book The Madness of Markets”
“Alex is also the author of the books Grow the Pie. may contain lies and his new book The Madness of Markets”
“The main book that mine goes against is a famous one called The Wisdom of Crowns by James Sarawicken”
“celebrate the launch of David Booth's book, Stay Calm, which you heard him talk about on a recent episode”
“Which is the title of Moshe Milevsky's book, Are You a Stock? Or a bond”
“when we talked about your at the time new book, Missing Billionaires”
“Today, Ben, we were joined by Owen Zidar, professor of economics, financial researcher, and co-author of the book, The Everywhere Millionaire”
“one view is the Millionaire Next Door book, which is his best-selling book from a few decades ago”
“Something like, we've got you covered, but the basic idea is if you have an old house”
“the Harvard study of adult adultment, which is one of the longest running studies of human happiness. A psychiatrist wrote a book. Based on those data”
“Today we're joined by Philip Ahhan and Dr. Moira Summers, who are co-authors of a new book, The Fault Lines of Finance Understanding and Preventing Financial Misconduct”
“Eugene Sultis is an author that I quite enjoy following He wrote a book called Why They Do It, and it's essentially an expose on white collar crimes”
“Robert Hare and He talks about what does it look like when you're successful at this, and you tend to be charming. You know how to find people's longings and tap into them ... snakes in suits. There's a book that's been written by a Canadian One of the world experts on psychopathy is actually here in Canada. Robert Hare and He talks about what does it look like when you're successful at this”
“And today we discuss his new book, Stay Calm, Learn to Embrace Uncertainty in Investing in Life”
“So they joined us to talk about A book That was just released that they wrote. called workforce intelligence. The people first playbook for leading your company through AI. Transformation”
“There's a great book about the Vanderbilt. wealth dynasty and how it ended up where it is now, which is a pretty interesting read”
“Talking about The Missing Billionaire is their book”
“including His book Frontiers of Modern Asset Allocation”
“He published a book some years ago called Are You a Stock or Are You a Bond”
“Called popularity, a bridge between classical and behavioral finance”
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