Fred Marshall
speaker
217 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 24 May
Fred Marshall’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And that's where the money coming in from both sides is way bigger than your burn rate.
And, you know, in the beginning, you sort of scrunch down your burn rate.
Don't get a new car, you know, stay in the less expensive apartment, even though it's kind of cramped.
So you can keep funding the assets and funding your own personal growth and development.
Do that.
And then at some point you get so much cashflow that you have plenty.
Now you can get a nicer car and keep those priorities.
That's kind of what Warren Buffett did.
His burn rate is so low, same house for how many years?
It's a modest ranch house.
It's nothing big, but legendary, legendary.
Right.
So, you know, I don't want to live like a monk.
I like to, you know, have, I like luxuries and things, you know, nice, nice stuff.
Um, who doesn't, but.
make sure that your ratios are right do you know what i mean by that if if your ratio of investing and your ratio of growing your own skill sets and capability is high then you can afford to to get your burn rate up and have you know fun stuff have cappuccinos instead of instant coffee and things like that
You know, I don't think anybody can thread the line between cognitive overload of a CEO and earnings and stock price.
There are so many variables between those two things.
However, however, cognitive overload is a serious problem.
And I have the privilege of interacting with CEOs of some pretty interesting companies.
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