Owen Rascovitch

You've said repeatedly, and I never really conceptualized it this way, but you've said it's important to make your own mistakes.

You can go back and listen to our mistakes, but it is important to make your own mistakes because sometimes you need to feel it.

I'm the type of person that needs to feel it.

Everyone can tell me, don't do that.

And sometimes just to go and do it anyway, I have to feel it.

But you've said if you outsource a lot of the decision making that you don't feel the effects or the consequences or you don't inform yourself of why you were there in the first place, what happened and how you can fix that.

And I think that is such an important lesson that

And one of the things that is really important for beginners, I think, is make mistakes now.

Like you've got to make mistakes because that's just like everyone doesn't.

And it's your ticket to understand the world.

So that's kudos to you.

That's really good.

That's something you've instilled upon me.

Any others for me or you don't have to have any?

spreading noise and sort of how to decipher between the good and the bad noise and like you said we've got that episode on financial news and other types of media it's a really good one well that was really nice thank you for those compliments it's um i hope we can i think if i was to go back and listen to all the episodes it would be a lot more than two things and there definitely is and i hope that everyone that listens to even just one episode learns more than one or two things from each episode um if you have learned anything cool write into us or tweet us or hit us up on instagram

Let us know.

Let us know what you like, what you don't like.

And this final little section here is we can see what you do like because we have analytics that tell us what's the most popular episode.

And maybe we'll start at number three.

And I think this is really no surprise, right?