Ray Dalio

Ah, the biggest joy and helping each other and fun with each other and all the different ways that you can have fun with each other. It's like old friends. There's nothing like it. You know. So anyway, I've been blessed with an amazing wife and family. And then life gives me difficulties. The worst thing that could have ever happened to me, that I would have rather died,

Ah, the biggest joy and helping each other and fun with each other and all the different ways that you can have fun with each other. It's like old friends. There's nothing like it. You know. So anyway, I've been blessed with an amazing wife and family. And then life gives me difficulties. The worst thing that could have ever happened to me, that I would have rather died,

than have it was the losing of my son. I lost a son. Life brings you these things. This is life, right? So that's the nature of life. And we were blessed in some ways. We have the worst. It happens to everybody in their own ways. That's why I think taking a principled approach like pain plus reflection equals progress. About learning about how reality works. This is most fundamental.

than have it was the losing of my son. I lost a son. Life brings you these things. This is life, right? So that's the nature of life. And we were blessed in some ways. We have the worst. It happens to everybody in their own ways. That's why I think taking a principled approach like pain plus reflection equals progress. About learning about how reality works. This is most fundamental.

than have it was the losing of my son. I lost a son. Life brings you these things. This is life, right? So that's the nature of life. And we were blessed in some ways. We have the worst. It happens to everybody in their own ways. That's why I think taking a principled approach like pain plus reflection equals progress. About learning about how reality works. This is most fundamental.

Well, that's reality. You have to accept reality. You have to understand reality, and you have to know how to best deal with reality, and those are principles.

Well, that's reality. You have to accept reality. You have to understand reality, and you have to know how to best deal with reality, and those are principles.

Well, that's reality. You have to accept reality. You have to understand reality, and you have to know how to best deal with reality, and those are principles.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you.

First of all, it's not just my feeling. It's my wife's feeling. It's his brother's feeling, all the love and so on. But what I did is, as we went through it, I meditate. I do transcendental meditation. I've done this since 1969, so I've done it forever. I would say, by the way, there's nothing that I can pass to your listeners that would be more valuable, and there's nothing...

First of all, it's not just my feeling. It's my wife's feeling. It's his brother's feeling, all the love and so on. But what I did is, as we went through it, I meditate. I do transcendental meditation. I've done this since 1969, so I've done it forever. I would say, by the way, there's nothing that I can pass to your listeners that would be more valuable, and there's nothing...

First of all, it's not just my feeling. It's my wife's feeling. It's his brother's feeling, all the love and so on. But what I did is, as we went through it, I meditate. I do transcendental meditation. I've done this since 1969, so I've done it forever. I would say, by the way, there's nothing that I can pass to your listeners that would be more valuable, and there's nothing...

that I would attribute my success to more than Transcendental Meditation. The answer to your question was there's this dichotomy between the emotional you and the intellectual you, and it becomes irreconcilable. It was the reflections and being open and articulating what I felt. And I've been very also open to help others.

that I would attribute my success to more than Transcendental Meditation. The answer to your question was there's this dichotomy between the emotional you and the intellectual you, and it becomes irreconcilable. It was the reflections and being open and articulating what I felt. And I've been very also open to help others.

that I would attribute my success to more than Transcendental Meditation. The answer to your question was there's this dichotomy between the emotional you and the intellectual you, and it becomes irreconcilable. It was the reflections and being open and articulating what I felt. And I've been very also open to help others.

who have gone through this, because there's ways of going through that, which is a whole other podcast. And that's why love and mutual support, and also then starting to appreciate things more. You asked how it changed.

who have gone through this, because there's ways of going through that, which is a whole other podcast. And that's why love and mutual support, and also then starting to appreciate things more. You asked how it changed.

who have gone through this, because there's ways of going through that, which is a whole other podcast. And that's why love and mutual support, and also then starting to appreciate things more. You asked how it changed.