Tracy DiNunzio

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440 appearances 5 recordings 1 series first heard Dec 2024 last heard Dec 2024

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Yeah. Okay. Explain really quickly when you're the CEO, who do you ask for a comp committee?
Yes. Okay. Never have I ever.
Bought a fake bag.
Never have I ever bought a Birkin. Oh, I bought one.
Yeah. Were you not using them?
I know.
And then I didn't like it when I carried it. It felt awkward.
Yeah. What a mistake. For all of Julie's future potential suitors, just be warned. They're going to have to sign a prenup.
Goes in. Yeah. Okay. And never have I ever, this is the last one, maxed out my credit cards.
You did. Thumb in or out. Of course. Okay. But it turned out to be a good bet.
That was an understatement of the show. That turned out. It will go down in history. Okay, Julie, we end episodes of Money Rehab by asking guests for one tip. that they can take straight to the bank. So it can be about personal finance, investing, anything money related. Your best tip for our audience.
Okay, so never take your money out of a 401k unless you're going to use it to start a business that eventually becomes a multi-billion dollar company.
So that's more than one. Julie Wainwright, my former competitor and current dear friend, thank you so much for coming to Money Rehab. I had so much fun. Oh, I hope it's a good one. Thank you, Tracy. I think it's a good one. Thank you, Julie.
It's been delightful. Me too.
I did. I thought, Julie, I thought about you a lot. I even bought a book you wrote a long time ago. And I read it many years ago that I bought it and read it. It was my first company. I didn't have a lot of background in business or any background in business.
And so once you guys pulled ahead and started growing faster than us, I wanted to know everything about what you were doing and how you were doing it.
to learn and to catch up i thought about your business model all the time i thought about how you were operating as a ceo i hired people who had worked for you and i learned from them about how you operated the company and i really i had a combination of like fire to catch up and you know like win and win the whole market but also deep admiration and respect because more than anybody i think i knew how difficult that job was so
She started kicking as soon as Julie started speaking.
Hi, it's Tracy D'Annunzio. I'm an entrepreneur and investor, and I'm also guest hosting Money Rehab this week while Nicole is off on maternity leave. Yesterday, you heard the first part of my conversation with Tim Ferriss. He's an investor, entrepreneur, author, and not just any podcaster. Tim has often been called the Oprah of audio. So if you missed yesterday's episode, cue it up. It was great.
Today, you're going to hear the second part of our conversation. where we talk about Tim's current daily routine. And then we go super deep on relationships and money, all the juicy stuff, prenups, dating, who should pay, and how Tim might just meet his future wife through this very episode. We end our conversation with a game of never have I ever. Some of his answers really surprised me.
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