How to Position & Prepare Yourself for the End Game | Grant Williams

Hidden Forces

Demetri Kofinas

Government, Business

4.8 • 1.6K Ratings

🗓️ 25 April 2022

⏱️ 54 minutes

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Summary

In Episode 245 of Hidden Forces, Demetri Kofinas speaks with Grant Williams. Grant is the host of the Grant Williams Podcast and the author of the “Things that Make You Go Hmmm…” newsletter, which you can find at Grant-Williams.com.

We are grappling with what will turn out to be the greatest socio-economic and political changes in one hundred years. What these changes will mean for the future of democracy, civil society, and the viability of capitalism are what today’s conversation is all about. How you choose to position yourself in anticipation of these changes is one of the most important challenges you will ever face as an investor and sovereign individual. This episode is meant to help you work through those challenges and guide you through the changes to come.

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Episode Recorded on 04/18/2022

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0:00.0	What's up everybody? My name is Demetra Cofinas and you're listening to Hidden Forces,
0:06.0	a podcast that inspires investors, entrepreneurs and everyday citizens to challenge consensus narratives
0:14.0	and to learn how to think critically about the systems of power shaping our world.
0:19.0	My guest in this week's episode is my good friend Grant Williams.
0:23.0	Grant is the host of the Grant Williams podcast and the author of the things that make you go,
0:28.0	hmm, newsletter, which I'm an enthusiastic subscriber to and which you can find at Grant-Williams.com.
0:36.0	This was one of my favorite conversations ever on the podcast. I feel like this is becoming a trend.
0:43.0	I had the same feeling after my conversation with Russell Napier.
0:46.0	I don't know if it has something to do with the way that I'm approaching these episodes
0:50.0	or if there's something about the times that we're living in and the things that are at stake
0:54.0	that make them feel so meaningful and important. I think it's the latter.
0:59.0	I think what makes them feel so consequential is that we're grappling with what will turn out to be
1:04.0	the greatest social, economic and political people in a hundred years.
1:09.0	And the questions that I've been asking myself during this time that have most preoccupied me
1:14.0	are what does this mean for the future of democracy?
1:17.0	What does it mean for civil society and for the viability of capitalism?
1:22.0	And how do the answers to those questions inform how I should position myself
1:27.0	as a sovereign citizen in anticipation of the changes that are currently underway?
1:32.0	Those questions and our answers to them are at the heart of today's conversation.
1:38.0	Before we start, I want to encourage all of you who value these types of discussions
1:43.0	to share the podcast with your coworkers, friends and family.
1:47.0	I don't rely on sponsors or advertisers so the second part of our episodes are available
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