If you believe patience, discipline, and humility matter in life, they matter just as much in investing.

Today's conversation connects those dots in a way most people never consider.

Hey, this is Casey Weed.

Welcome to the podcast, where does my mission and deliver clarity and purpose and elevate meaning in your life?

If you're new to the show, I want you to know what to expect.

We bring you conversations week in and week out on both the financial and non-financial aspects of life and retirement. And you go, wait a

second, I thought this was a financial podcast. Hey, it's okay. You'll get those conversations.

And if that's all you want, that's okay as well. Just look for those episodes titled

By the Numbers. And we will stay by the Numbers. We also bring you world-class guests

week in and week out when long form

on a variety of different topics. And if you're looking specifically for those non-financial

conversations, focus on those episodes titled Freedom After 50, where I am joined by my good

friend, our very own certified retirement coach financial advisor, Les McDaniel, Les, welcome the show.

What's going on, sir? Glad to be here.

Yeah, you picked today's article, and this article is titled One Long Game.

It comes from the, now I'm going to get this wrong, give me some grace,

Safal Neveshak, Substack. So the blog at the top, it says Vichal Kandala

wall. So I definitely got that one wrong. In either case, if you can't spell all that, it's all right.

We'll give you a link to this very article, and you can find that in the show notes. These

conversations we give you on Friday, we focus on articles that we pull out of our weekend reading for retirees email. So that email hit your inbox

every Friday. This article was selected by Les, but we curate this. And then you'll have summaries

of these articles, takeaways for myself, things you can apply to your life and your finances,

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