James Altucher
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Well, a lot of times you go into business, you think you're going to make money a certain way.
Well, a lot of times you go into business, you think you're going to make money a certain way.
But what if we, you know, charged as a service instead of as a product or as a product instead of a service?
But what if we, you know, charged as a service instead of as a product or as a product instead of a service?
There's all sorts of things you can do to experiment in business to find the right combination of things that will make you a lot of money.
There's all sorts of things you can do to experiment in business to find the right combination of things that will make you a lot of money.
So I view experiments as a really quick and valuable way to learn incredible amounts of information relatively quickly.
So I view experiments as a really quick and valuable way to learn incredible amounts of information relatively quickly.
Nicole, so happy to be here. This reminds me of those 5 a.m. moments when you were hosting that 5 a.m. show on CNBC. And you would wake up for it. I would wake up. So I'd wake up at like 3.30. I lived an hour away. I would get over there. And I loved every minute of it. It was always such a pleasure hanging out with you on TV.
Nicole, so happy to be here. This reminds me of those 5 a.m. moments when you were hosting that 5 a.m. show on CNBC. And you would wake up for it. I would wake up. So I'd wake up at like 3.30. I lived an hour away. I would get over there. And I loved every minute of it. It was always such a pleasure hanging out with you on TV.
Nicole, so happy to be here. This reminds me of those 5 a.m. moments when you were hosting that 5 a.m. show on CNBC. And you would wake up for it. I would wake up. So I'd wake up at like 3.30. I lived an hour away. I would get over there. And I loved every minute of it. It was always such a pleasure hanging out with you on TV.
Who knows if the three people that were listening really paid attention, but we had so much fun.
Who knows if the three people that were listening really paid attention, but we had so much fun.
Who knows if the three people that were listening really paid attention, but we had so much fun.
Well, you know why? It's not necessarily the paper losses. It's the fear. Is this going to continue? Like, are we in trouble? And it's not like, is this stock going to be okay? It's more like, am I going to be okay? because every stock on the screen is down, right? The S&P is down 5%. I don't know the last time it's been down 5%. It feels bad. It feels like March, 2020 or December, 2008.
Well, you know why? It's not necessarily the paper losses. It's the fear. Is this going to continue? Like, are we in trouble? And it's not like, is this stock going to be okay? It's more like, am I going to be okay? because every stock on the screen is down, right? The S&P is down 5%. I don't know the last time it's been down 5%. It feels bad. It feels like March, 2020 or December, 2008.
Well, you know why? It's not necessarily the paper losses. It's the fear. Is this going to continue? Like, are we in trouble? And it's not like, is this stock going to be okay? It's more like, am I going to be okay? because every stock on the screen is down, right? The S&P is down 5%. I don't know the last time it's been down 5%. It feels bad. It feels like March, 2020 or December, 2008.
Like one of those periods where you feel like capitalism's gonna be dead.
Like one of those periods where you feel like capitalism's gonna be dead.
Like one of those periods where you feel like capitalism's gonna be dead.