Boom. We're back seeking wisdom. What's going on, young Adam?

What's up, D.C. Good to be back. We're excited. We're going to talk more about what you wish you knew when you were younger. That's what we're here to do.

You write down these tweets and we have to talk about them. That's the rules.

I wish I was younger. That's what I wish I knew when I was younger. Stay young. Well, in the absence of

making you younger, we're going to impart this wisdom on me, first of all, because I'm much younger and others listening.

That's savagery. Sadd to get that one in there for you.

Much younger, much, much, baby.

So anyway, we're back people, seeking wisdom.

The universe is only six star podcast, six star.

If you're listening to this, also know that we are now putting these on YouTube, LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook. Maybe I'll even go to Twitch soon and run my own Discord server. Let's go. TikTok. It's time. It's everywhere. It's everywhere. It's everywhere. Tick-Tac. Let's do it everywhere. Humanly possible. The universe is only six-star podcast and we're back with the young Jedi in training,

Adam Schoenfeld.

All right, let's talk.

Let's do this.

I'm excited about this one today because you said, in this piece of wisdom, great opportunities

are much rarer than you think.

Go all in when you find the few in your lifetime.

That is me paraphrasing a story that

Charlie Munger once talked about where his uncle had said that to him. I believe his uncle,

might have been his great uncle, but I think it was his uncle who said, who gave that advice to him

early in his life. And he credits that as being one of the most

important pieces of advice that he ever got, which is this idea that opportunities are very

rare. I think as kids, we're taught for some reason we get this notion in our head or we're taught

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