#292 Daniel Ludwig (The Invisible Billionaire)

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David Senra

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🗓️ 27 February 2023

⏱️ 54 minutes

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Summary

What I learned from rereading The Invisible Billionaire: Daniel Ludwig by Jerry Shields.

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0:00.0	The presenting sponsor of this episode is Tiny.
0:02.5	Tiny is the easiest way for you to sell your business.
0:05.1	They provide straightforward cash exits for founders.
0:08.7	They can do deals of all sizes.
0:10.8	They bought businesses in the past for as little as a million dollars and some
0:14.0	businesses for over a hundred million dollars. Tiny has been called the Berkshire Hathaway
0:18.7	of the internet. The founders Andrew and Chris have spoken about how the thinking of Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger has influenced the way that they are building tiny.
0:26.5	Stick around to the end of this episode, the last six minutes is actually a master class on product differentiation from Warren Buffett.
0:32.1	I compare the ideas that Warren writes about in
0:34.7	his shareholder letters to Tiny's approach to building their business.
0:38.8	Selling a business is usually a headache and a hassle.
0:41.0	Selling to Tiny is the opposite.
0:42.4	The process of selling your business
0:44.0	is very straightforward. You get in touch with Tiny by going to tiny.com.
0:47.7	You get a response within 48 hours, they'll make an offer within seven days
0:51.6	and they close within a month and you get a bag full of cash.
0:55.2	If you have a business that you want to sell now or in the future, make sure you go to tiny.com.
1:00.4	And one more thing before we jump into today's episode do me a favor whatever
1:03.3	podcast player you're listening to this on do me a favor and search for
1:06.8	Invest Like the Best and follow that show Invest Like the Best is one of my
1:10.2	favorite podcasts. My friend Patrick is a world-class interviewer.
1:13.4	I was just listening to his podcast with Dan Rose.
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