Tom Bilyeu

It's about getting a skill that lets you live a fulfilling, meaningful life with a meaningful career.

And so I want to see people take action.

But if there is a flaw in that thinking, I want to know.

All right.

Let's talk about that.

So one thing you've talked about from an investing standpoint is when this begins to happen and monetary policy begins to break down, won't spend a lot of time describing a fiat currency, but essentially money that isn't associated to anything like gold.

So you've broken that.

So you said that it gets reassociated because gold has intrinsic value or rocks because it's used to build things.

So what is...

Looking at the historical perspective, what are things that are safe bets in terms of this job is going to be here in five years, that this is a good place to begin building that skill set?

Yeah, skill set.

I think that that's maybe more useful for people if they've just lost their job and, you know, they're sort of just trying to make ends meet at this point.

I want to talk about that.

You've done such an extraordinary job, Ray.

I truly stand in awe of being able to go and learn a new area, a new element of the world.

When you announced that you were going to be taking this historical view and that you were going to go backwards, I mean, something…

like a thousand years or however far you went back, how do you begin that research process?

So for somebody that's like, I want to invest my time wisely, what is sort of a high level way that you approach learning in general?

But how do you go about learning something new?

So when you started researching the historical context of what we're going through now, is it picking up books?