Alex Mehr

Yeah, the answer is my answer.

Look in history, which is why I love history.

Because it's macro.

So you go back and you say no two scenarios are exactly the same, but the same themes repeat themselves over and over again.

I go back in history.

That's why I read a lot of biographies and history.

Because opinion books are great.

But more importantly, I'm like, what actually happened in the past and what was the outcome?

Okay.

And that to me is the ultimate way to predict what's the best course of action to take.

Like I told you, like read biographies from modern day people like Elon Musk.

I read his book line by line.

Every email he sent, very few books I read like that.

So I read it line by line because I know the outcome.

The guy has made these massive companies that are every single one of them.

All these people who hate on him.

I'm like, all of you combined cannot do one thing.

of his ventures, all of you combined, okay?

Yet you have the audacity to question his method to the madness.

Instead, you gotta go read his method to the madness, and even if you wanna use it for a different purpose, even if you wanna use it for your own whatever agenda it is, you cannot argue with the success of his method to the madness or his ultimate arrogance to not even pay attention to it, okay?