Tim Ferriss

It is harder now.

Especially right now with the froth around AI, which has contagion into other things, making them... Even great companies, if they're too expensive, it's a bad investment.

Depending.

The specifics matter.

But I do think people can use a lot of what I'm talking about, investing in what you know, something you would use.

Like, it applies to...

I hesitate to say people should do any stock picking, because that's a dangerous game.

I think most people, including myself, I do a lot of passive, low-cost index investing.

I think that's the right move for a lot of people.

But if you just look at how you spend money, what you're spending more money on now than three years ago, where you're trying to cobble together solutions for something that doesn't exist, just looking at your own personal behavior can inform how you think about investing.

And I'm not a registered investment

advisor or anything i'm not giving investment advice but it's like if you stray outside of what you know you will probably get your face ripped off yeah

Good advice.

Rule number one, don't lose your money.

Don't run out of bankroll.

Damn good point.

Three people.

Who would I like to see?

I should start asking that question.

I'm tucking that away in my swipe file.