Regardless of whether he's talking to a professional, a CEO, a really green analyst here at the Motley Fool,

he does such a good job at making them feel comfortable and at basically being a frame for them to shine.

It's a skill and it's a skill that not everybody can even develop because it requires you to be interested in people

and to have that level of presence.

I marry long and that's Bill Mann.

This Tuesday is Chris Hill's final show as the host of Motley Fool Money.

We are really, really good at this, to celebrate his incredible career, we rounded up some fools to hear what they've learned from Chris.

First up, Motley Fool's Senior Analyst Ron Gross.

I've learned a lot of great investing and life lessons from Chris over the years and I think they boil down to four main themes.

One, stay calm.

The market may be correcting or a stock might be crashing, but if you stay calm, you'll be able to analyze the information you need to make proper decisions.

If you've ever listened to Chris on the show, you know he's always cool and calm.

Number two, learning to thoroughly process lots of information quickly takes repetition.

I see Chris prepping for the show every week and I realize how many times he's had to process an earnings report or other company news in a short amount of time and repetition is the key.

Three, you've got to ask the tough questions in order to do thorough research.

Just listen to Chris questioning the investors on the show or executing a wonderful interview with an author or a CEO.

You've got to ask the tough questions.

And finally, do your homework but remember to have fun.

Chris loves to inject some fun into most shows.

Just listen to the last segment of each show for a fun news story or a wacky company name change.

Chris is looking for anything that can make us and our listeners smile.

If you've been a listener on the show, you already know Chris pretty well.

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