Sahil Bloom - The Time Billionaire & Engineering Serendipity

The Casey Adams Show

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Business, Entrepreneurship

4.8 • 637 Ratings

🗓️ 14 November 2023

⏱️ 49 minutes

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On this episode of The Casey Adams Show, I sat down with Sahil Bloom to discusses the concept of being a "time billionaire," the impact of deferred happiness, engineer serendipity, running a sub three hour marathon in six months, and how you can focus on high-leverage activities for maximum output. Sahil is the Founding Partner at $10M fund SRB Ventures, an angel investor in more than 30 companies, and over the past two years has become viral content creator with his Twitter following growing from 0 to nearly 1 million followers.

[00:00:00] Time billionaire: Investing in life's seconds. [00:05:47] Focus on high-leverage activities for maximum output. [00:12:14] Wake up early for mental clarity. [00:16:51] Daily habits shape life outcomes. [00:20:52] Pushing limits: running marathons in six months. [00:25:58] Believe in yourself before evidence. [00:29:49] Bet on future, invest in startups. [00:33:28] Shoot your shot: Leverage content for success. [00:40:19] Shoot your shot: engineer serendipity. [00:44:54] Impacting lives, creating value, family time.

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0:00.0	Welcome back to the Casey Adams Show. Today we are joined by Sahel Bloom. Thank you so much for coming
0:05.0	the show, brother. I'm so happy to be here. Thanks so much for coming out. We're here and
0:08.3	Rina Del Rey. It's a little cloudy with you on your trip to L.A., but that's all right. It'll get
0:12.3	sunny later. And more recently,
0:25.2	I've learned that not only we have tons of mutual friends, but you're an investor in my past co-founder's
0:30.7	business and just I love everything you talk about in social and really excited to dive into
0:34.8	this conversation. Yeah, we do have a lot of mutual friends. It's interesting. I feel like I didn't appreciate that and your buddy, uh, Karen, who runs this
0:42.1	great business shop genie is killing it. So I'm grateful for the, uh, grateful for the connection there.
0:47.2	For sure, man. Well, for people that may not know, you, you're someone that when it comes to the
0:52.3	concepts you share on social, I was sharing with Diego
0:54.6	before the show, just a couple pieces of content that you've put out over the years that have
0:58.9	impacted me. And one of the concepts that I just want to start with that I think you've
1:02.4	displayed very well. And initially, that's where I heard about the concept is this idea of
1:06.4	a time billionaire, right? In a world on social media where there's so many people talking about
1:11.5	money or business, I feel that you bring such a personal element of storytelling that I appreciate.
1:18.0	And this is a concept that I'd love to just dive into because I think you do a great job at
1:22.3	not only sharing and talking about it, but just the way you go about discussing and sharing
1:27.1	these thoughts online.
1:28.5	So it's really easy to get caught up in the money game. And when you're young, especially,
1:36.4	everything around us, like on social media, if you're on Instagram, on TikTok, on Twitter,
1:40.5	wherever, everything is about like how much money you've made, how much money you're going to make, what success you're going to have, and people measure success in those terms. Everything's
1:47.7	about dollars and cents. And it's partially because it's so easily measured, right? Like,
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