Trevor
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I made an entire framework and I'm doing professional development because I found a lot of the top people from these brand name schools were entitled. They didn't want to do 25, 35 meetings a week with founders. And I just found these other students from Waterloo and other colleges like that.
And I've trained them in my framework for these are the 13 qualities we look for in investing in a startup. And these are the 25 red flags. And I've now got seven people. We did 110, 120 meetings one week recently. And so it's just much better to train them ourselves and make your own training program, I believe.
And I've trained them in my framework for these are the 13 qualities we look for in investing in a startup. And these are the 25 red flags. And I've now got seven people. We did 110, 120 meetings one week recently. And so it's just much better to train them ourselves and make your own training program, I believe.
And what was his reason? Because of motivation?
And what was his reason? Because of motivation?
I mean, we had Coleman Hughes on, and I think he had a very good perspective on it, which is like maybe starting with earlier education is where you could probably solve some of these problems a little bit more effectively.
I mean, we had Coleman Hughes on, and I think he had a very good perspective on it, which is like maybe starting with earlier education is where you could probably solve some of these problems a little bit more effectively.
A lot of this comes down to motivation. At a certain point, a person has to be motivated to put in a lot of hours and become excellent at whatever their chosen profession is. I think I talked about it previously. When we started talking about macroeconomics here, I took a macroeconomics course at MIT. on their website or on YouTube rather.
A lot of this comes down to motivation. At a certain point, a person has to be motivated to put in a lot of hours and become excellent at whatever their chosen profession is. I think I talked about it previously. When we started talking about macroeconomics here, I took a macroeconomics course at MIT. on their website or on YouTube rather.
Like there's incredible that this stuff is all out there and anybody can take any of these courses for free.
Like there's incredible that this stuff is all out there and anybody can take any of these courses for free.
MIT 1401 principles in microeconomics, supply and demand. I mean, it was like incredible. And you know, this is stuff I just didn't ever get exposed to. And I was able to do it for free. I listened to the course actually twice and I took notes on it. I really got a lot out of it. All right. Listen, more stuff on the docket.
MIT 1401 principles in microeconomics, supply and demand. I mean, it was like incredible. And you know, this is stuff I just didn't ever get exposed to. And I was able to do it for free. I listened to the course actually twice and I took notes on it. I really got a lot out of it. All right. Listen, more stuff on the docket.
Anybody else have final thoughts here before we go into the election stuff and taxes?
Anybody else have final thoughts here before we go into the election stuff and taxes?
All right. Decision 2024. Get ready for a bit of chaos here, folks. The DNC is underway as we tape. We tape on Thursdays, as you know. I think Kamala will give her acceptance speech tonight. DNC pulled out all of their all-stars, Michelle Obama, Barack, Hillary, Bill Clinton, Oprah, and Tim Walz spoke last night. Most people felt he had a pretty strong showing.
All right. Decision 2024. Get ready for a bit of chaos here, folks. The DNC is underway as we tape. We tape on Thursdays, as you know. I think Kamala will give her acceptance speech tonight. DNC pulled out all of their all-stars, Michelle Obama, Barack, Hillary, Bill Clinton, Oprah, and Tim Walz spoke last night. Most people felt he had a pretty strong showing.
Our guy Nate Silver, friend of the pod, has the election as essentially neck and neck. We're in coin toss territory here. I think it's going to come down to the debates. I'm interested to hear what my besties think. Here is the Silver Bulletin, his new publication. He's not at 538 anymore, just Kamala at 47, Trump at almost 45. And this all will come down to the swing states.
Our guy Nate Silver, friend of the pod, has the election as essentially neck and neck. We're in coin toss territory here. I think it's going to come down to the debates. I'm interested to hear what my besties think. Here is the Silver Bulletin, his new publication. He's not at 538 anymore, just Kamala at 47, Trump at almost 45. And this all will come down to the swing states.
I think, as we all know, he's got a really great interactive chart over there. He's got Harris with clear leads in Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin, Arizona, and Virginia. I think those were about 68 electoral college votes. Trump with clear leads in Georgia and Florida. My Lord, Florida is 29 or 30 electoral college votes. That's a lot.