I try never to say never.

But I'm nearly there with a few things.

One would be running for public office.

I'm more drawn to the platform of my company, the Motley Fool, striving to make the world smarter, happier, and richer.

I see immense value in what I call private service.

That's work I see done in the private sector every day by thousands of people that I know serving others through the private sector

Often finding it more enjoyable and rewarding than traditional public service not to to demean it, but the phrase private

service is rarely used. Another never for me is repeating a rule breaker

investing podcast. We've delivered a new podcast every week since July of 2015, 400

plus weeks without repetition. This approach suits me. I thrive on innovation rather than repetition another reason I wouldn't work too well in

politics since you're supposed to say the same sound bite over and over from one zip code

to the next not for me yet continuously introducing new stories new

ideas and frameworks can lead to sometimes neglecting the essential ones, the timeless truths.

And that's why a couple of times a year I revisit and highlight key lessons in our

blast from the past series which ensures both new listeners and longtime

listeners catch important takeaways whether you're hearing them for the first

time or as a reminder from years ago. Blast

from the past volume nine. Only on this week's Rule Breaker Investing.

It's the Rule Breaker Investing. Investing. It's the Rule Breaker Investing Podcast with Motley Fool co-founder David Gardner.

And welcome back to Rule Breaker Investing.

When I think about this series Blast from the past, this being the ninth,

I think this might be a pretty effective short course in rule breaking.

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