Diego Parrilla

That's probably the number one.

There's outside of that,

I think it's more about learning about the individual, sort of picking, you know, pick your fighter, you know, Warren Buffett, or there's books like The Wizards, you know, there's a lot of stuff.

I think it's more about understanding the essence and understanding your own personality.

So,

do you choose your dog or does your dog choose you?

Right.

And what I mean by that is I think we're on a journey towards finding the level of unconscious competence, the areas that are very natural to you.

And it would be very tempting for me to think that I can be the next Rafa Nadal or Roger Federer, but, um,

I'm not.

But I might have things that, you know, I'm never going to either have that technique or that stuff.

But I think you need to be yourself.

And so I would say that this is an eclectic process.

And I would suggest you pick something from Warren Buffett as the value guy, something from Soros as the trader, something from Taleb.

Although I must admit, Soros...

Soros books are even for me they're not for me they're not for me and I love them but I think it's more about

The philosophy and understanding, okay, who am I?

What are the natural things?

So, for example, if someone listening is a doctor, they're going to have a genuine understanding of what's happening in their world and the things that will work and they don't.

Build on strength and see what fits to you.