In this lesson's episode, discover that successful investing is less about capital size and more about discipline decision making.

Learn why removing emotions from investment decisions is essential.

Understand how surrounding yourself with expert mentors, sharpens your strategy,

and uncover how diversification opens doors to new opportunities even in volatile markets.

Oh, you're going to be able to even in volatile markets.

And so I ask you if you're, if you consider yourself a professional investor,

but at the very, at the very minimum, you are a professional decision maker.

That's what you, I think, but everybody is. I think that just, I think that, well, actually it's all relative.

I was going to say because there's more, there's more capital, there's more stakes,

but it doesn't really matter because at any level, it's all relative, right?

Like you could be putting in like five grand into a company and if you lose it all,

it's still five grand into a company. And if you lose it all, it's still five grand gone. And if you're only making 70 grand a year or whatever, that's, that's significant to you. So it doesn't really

make a difference. So being a good investor equates to being a good decision maker and also being

able to remove your emotions from the investment. It's very hard to do. It's a very, I am not particularly good at it,

but I'm seasoned and I'm hardened over back. So you, you sold easy texting. Yes. You started investing.

I started investing. I made a lot of mistakes. Okay, so but even like the the thought process,

because again, I do see being more active than a lot of the people that I know. A lot of people I

know who sold a company, they only invest in the thing that they know. Yes. And I'm all across the

bar. And or real estate. That's like the only like you could be like a SaaS founder and you just do like

early stage, uh, prop tech,

SaaS and then plus real estate or or yeah, but you do everything. I do because I. And you have

to talk about the stuff that you put money into. Oh yeah. So I'll tell you my strategy is very

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