David Weisburd

That doesn't mean you go out and put $2 billion and make mistakes and do all these things.

What it means in investing specifically is you take more meetings.

You can't go to an associate and say, be smarter, make better decisions.

That's nonsensical advice.

You have to tell them, take 10 times more meetings, work more, do more meetings, more and more reps.

Don't worry about, you took this meeting, it was a dumb meeting.

You shouldn't have taken it.

Just do more.

Do more, and then you'll become quality.

Then you're going to refine your skill as an investor, where so many people focus on the downstream consequences of, as if somebody's sitting around saying, I don't want to be a better investor.

I want to be a mediocre investor.

I've never met anyone that said that.

Michael, this has been an absolute masterclass.

Thanks so much for jumping on the podcast.

Thank you, David.

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