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Real Vision: Finance & Investing

Finding Joy and Success on Life's Serpentine Road ft. Sa’ad Shah

Real Vision: Finance & Investing

Real Vision

Business, Business News, News, Investing

4.21K Ratings

🗓️ 20 August 2023

⏱️ 70 minutes

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🔥 THE NEW REAL VISION - join the waitlist https://www.realvision.com/waitlist Dealing with danger, tragedy, or failure can often cloud our future, making it nearly impossible to predict where the path may lead. The same can apply to life’s highest points. Sa’ad Shah, managing partner and co-founder of Noetic Fund, joins Maggie Lake to share how his life experiences and career journey, both joyous and painful, have brought him to where he is today. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0

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0:06.8

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0:11.6

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0:21.8

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0:27.2

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0:57.2

Hi everyone, welcome to another episode of My Life in Four Trades. With me today is

1:11.2

Saad Shah, Managing Partner and Co-Founder at Noetic Fun. Hi Saad, it's great to see you.

1:17.0

Welcome to My Life in Four Trades. Well, thank you very much for having me. It's a pleasure.

1:21.4

I could see you again. I'm excited to have this conversation. So before we jump into the

1:26.3

trades, it's our tradition to just learn a little bit about your background. So where

1:31.2

do you grow up and what were you like as a kid? Well, my background is pretty much of a

1:37.0

nomadic background really. I'm the son of a diplomat, a career diplomat. My father served

1:42.9

about close to 35 years for the Pakistani government. So we moved around as diplomats every three or

1:48.6

four years. It's packed up your bags and go to a different city, country, culture, you know,

1:52.8

and that was very interesting. It was a core part of my upbringing because I had to learn how to

1:57.9

adapt really fast if I didn't want to get beaten up in the schoolyards. So we grew up in countries

2:04.5

in cities like Abu Dhabi, I was in Ottawa. Parents were first to Burma in Yangon. But my

2:10.8

formative years were spent in Berlin, in East Berlin, in fact. And this is in the mid-80s.

2:16.5

So this is, you know, right at the the cross go of, you know, just before Perestroika really took

2:22.0

off. And those were very, very important years for me because my siblings and I would study in

2:29.0

West Berlin every day, across the border, to go to school. And it was like going through 50 year

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