Does Character always win?

With past guest author Warren Berger,

who writes books about beautiful questions, we might ask,

is that a beautiful question?

Does Character always win?

Well, it's an ambitious question at least,

but what is character?

And assuming we can find an acceptable definition this week,

how can we find good character in ourselves and others? How might

we score that if we even should try? And how do we grow our own character toward

a better world for ourselves and others.

Well, we have a most worthy guest, a bea friche for our visit into the underworld and out

as we dig deeper toward understanding this week what good character is, how it can benefit

you as a human being, as a business owner, probably even as an investor to character, good or bad, runs all through investing, business, and life.

So let's talk about it. Let's learn.

Only on this week's Rule Breaker Investing. It's the Rule Breaker Investing Podcast with Motley Full Co-founder David Gardner.

Before we start this week, I want to thank my daughter Kate Gardner who got to spend a few days a couple of years ago in and around Ed Brooks and his Oxford character project.

Kate came back to the US if fusively praising the manual meet today and his work.

So I want to thank Kate, who among her many virtues has a remarkably good eye, remarkably good discernment in finding people and ideas of value

and connecting with them and connecting others to them.

Thanks, Kate. Dr. Edward Brooks is executive director of the Oxford Character Project.

His research is currently focused on virtue ethics, hope, and character and Leadership Development.

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