The more corporate you get, the higher you're up the chain you go, the more ruthless and selfish,

you'll find it is. And for good reason, the ones who are the most ruthless and selfish make the most

money. So it kind of, it's a self-ful thing of capitalism, but if you can't be capitalism,

join the market and win it that way. But the only point that I wanted to make that I forgot

earlier was that

you've got to invest as much time in yourself as you do it someone else's business that's how i got

out with my job i was like if i'm doing seven hours at work eight hours at work i want to really try and do

at least six seven eight in myself because why am i investing in his future? But I'm not investing in my

future? Yep. I mean, it's just stupid, right? You're listening to the Steady Trade podcast.

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Welcome back to the steady trade podcast, everyone.

I am Tim Bowen, back with Kim and Stephen.

We've got an interesting topic today.

I know I think, I may be wrong, but I think our

podcast kind of skews towards the younger demographic, you know, a lot of people that are

getting started in finance. And, you know, Kim stumbled across an interesting article talking about,

you know, the new, the new world we live in in finance, trading, entrepreneurship. I mean, I remember,

I still remember back, you know, back last spring, I still, I think over and over my, you know,

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