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This is Whitecode Investor Podcast number 263, investing in crypto assets, with hedge fund manager Jeff Ross MD and BA.

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Let's hear our quote of the day today. This one is from Theodore Roosevelt, one of my favorite quotes.

He said, it is not the credit coup counts, not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles, or where the doer of deeds could have done them better.

The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena.

I appreciate that quote, especially anytime you put your name out there, or your thoughts, your philosophy, anything online, there's always a lot of criticism that comes back.

It's good to remember that the credit really belongs to those doing the work, even though they're also the ones who are getting all the criticism.

Speaking of criticism, I had a really funny email exchange this week, and I think you'll enjoy it.

I'm not just with you, not just because it's humorous, and it makes for interesting content, but also because it emphasizes how important the work you're doing is, and how difficult it can be.

And what it does to you, when you're tired and exhausted, and you've been working all nights, et cetera, but I'll share it with you, and you can chuckle with it as I have, and the WCI staff has, and as the emailer has as well.

Anyway, I get this email, and it reads, I was excited to pick up this book and learn about investing after getting my foot in the door by reading Rich Dad Poor Dad.

You can imagine my surprise when finding out that the first pages of this book were verbatim plagiarized from Rich Dad Poor Dad.

Generic examples from Rich Dad Poor Dad were adjusted to seem like the personal experience of the author, James M. Dolly, without even having the common sense to change the numbers slightly.

I will not be taking advice from this man. He should be sued. He has not been already for the blatant and lazy plagiarism. I will be following up to try to report this.

Well, you can imagine my surprise if you've read the white code investor, especially the beginning that has absolutely nothing to do with Rich Dad Poor Dad.

So I emailed back, and here's what I said. Thanks for your feedback.

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