Once you rather think that you offended them by asking for the truth,

then feeling offended that they stole from you?

This is entrepreneur's the playback.

You have to know what the market is. So people will talk about crypto right now

and know nothing about the market.

Like the market, you need to know what it is. My favorite way is to move to the next step is

know your who. I know your who find the expert that has been there for 30 or 40 years or

someone that knows the market and can tell you when it's time to buy or when it's time to sell.

Can you think of an easier way to make money? If I was going to buy a stock,

I'd like to have Warren Buffett's number and say, hey man, you think this thing's oversold or

overbought? You laugh, but think about it. Why are we determined? Because he knows what the market is.

He knows what the market is. Now, if you know your what with weighted balances, etc, the next step

to making decisions is to know your who. Because the easiest way to make a decision is to find someone

that already has the directions to get there, right? The easiest way to get to where we want to go

is to find someone that's already there and ask them for directions. So you need to know your who,

but also know who you're dealing with in a transaction as you're making an investment,

either in yourself or in business. If you're making that investment, the biggest mistake that

I think people make is they trust people without vetting them. I think it's fine to trust. I trust

everyone. And that got me in big trouble, as you know, I lost over a hundred million dollars

trusting a lot of people because I just assumed the best in them. I'm looking for the best. We all

like to look for the best in people, but the part that I didn't get was knowing my who was also

an accountability to vet the shit out of it. How many times have you been in a conversation,

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