Stuart Miller

For that chapter of my life, it was pretty amazing and ideal and fit. It really felt like Stuart provided a playing field with no constraints, but you had to earn the right to go anywhere. And so I feel like if I were doing it again... I can picture, again, finding somebody, being purely opportunistic, and fitting the current opportunity set to the risk tolerance of the principal.

For that chapter of my life, it was pretty amazing and ideal and fit. It really felt like Stuart provided a playing field with no constraints, but you had to earn the right to go anywhere. And so I feel like if I were doing it again... I can picture, again, finding somebody, being purely opportunistic, and fitting the current opportunity set to the risk tolerance of the principal.

And then I can picture trying to seed somebody with a billion dollars if I had that level of confidence in them. And if I felt like the principal could have that level of confidence because it's the same aesthetic or the same map of reality. But I just feel like if you can eliminate the optics and the desire to look like you've added value,

And then I can picture trying to seed somebody with a billion dollars if I had that level of confidence in them. And if I felt like the principal could have that level of confidence because it's the same aesthetic or the same map of reality. But I just feel like if you can eliminate the optics and the desire to look like you've added value,

as the agent and make it as pure an expression of this is genuinely what I would do with every single dollar if it were my money. I feel like there's such leverage to that. So I would fit it to the risk appetite and the trust level with another principle. But as I've said before, like, I think I'm pretty lazy and it's a curse and a gift.

as the agent and make it as pure an expression of this is genuinely what I would do with every single dollar if it were my money. I feel like there's such leverage to that. So I would fit it to the risk appetite and the trust level with another principle. But as I've said before, like, I think I'm pretty lazy and it's a curse and a gift.

And the gift side of it is like, I have no desire to work for work's sake, like zero, like negative.

And the gift side of it is like, I have no desire to work for work's sake, like zero, like negative.

That's not lazy. Yeah, I think that's a good catch.

That's not lazy. Yeah, I think that's a good catch.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah. Yeah. My appetite for finding the best person in the world to do the thing instead of me doing it is almost infinite.

Yeah. Yeah. My appetite for finding the best person in the world to do the thing instead of me doing it is almost infinite.

So that applies to literally everything, including managing money.

So that applies to literally everything, including managing money.

Yeah, it's figuring out the person in some new field, trying to figure out how. It's like the what's going on here. Like, I can't get over how profound a frame that is. Like, it applies, obviously, at any level to the point where it's so abstract, it may not be useful. But I have this, like, I guess there's hope in there, like optimism that I will find somebody.

Yeah, it's figuring out the person in some new field, trying to figure out how. It's like the what's going on here. Like, I can't get over how profound a frame that is. Like, it applies, obviously, at any level to the point where it's so abstract, it may not be useful. But I have this, like, I guess there's hope in there, like optimism that I will find somebody.

The kind of Jeroen Boyd thing of what's the... Pita Schuma.

The kind of Jeroen Boyd thing of what's the... Pita Schuma.