Ramin Nakisa

So for me, it was a fairly low risk thing to do.

And I didn't need the risk from the portfolio.

And it's quite risky in running a business.

You know this.

It's kind of, you don't know what's going to happen in the future.

Oh, yeah.

Yeah.

So when I started off, I'd say that there were kind of three phases to the investment journey for me.

So walk out of the investment bank into the sunshine.

And, you know, I had a family.

I had a wife that wanted an income.

understandably, and I had two kids, which needed an income.

But like I say, I had six years' money, so I had a fairly long runway.

But I was very cautious because at that point I had zero income, right?

Nothing.

So I used other parts of my human capital, physics and maths,

And I was driving around Buckinghamshire teaching these kids about electrons and, you know, difference of two squares, you know, mathematics.

But that essentially allowed me to have time to make the videos.

So that was very cautious.

You know, I'd come out of a fixed income world, so bonds.