Dave Chilton

But, you know, kids keep you pretty busy and certain things in your life for good reason drift away.

And that's probably one of them.

And you said your son's in grade two now?

But he's 16 years old.

So that's troubling.

What's gone wrong there?

I'm going to wrap up with this question.

You're obviously again, very sharp.

What have you changed your mind on in the last five and 10 years?

So as you've actually sat across the table from clients, is there anything you took in the courses that you went, you know what, in real life, this doesn't translate to the extent that I thought it would, or I maybe was wrong on that or the books were wrong.

Is there anything that jumps to mind?

I've really put you on the spot here.

I apologize.

Yeah, I agree with all of that.

You know, one of the things I've noticed about the dividend investors over the years, very positive thing is they're less likely to panic during a market downturn.

I think the fact that they see that income coming in has made them very, very comfortable and okay, we'll get through this.

And anything that makes people stay the course during the tough times is a positive.

So that has to be.

That has to be mentioned as well.

And I think you and I agree in that last 5% for sure.