What Got You There with Sean DeLaney
What Got You There with Sean DeLaney: Beneath the SurfaceA podcast for high performers, deep thinkers, and those who refuse to live on autopilot.Every week, Sean DeLaney explores the ideas that don't just make you better at what you do — but more connected to who you…
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Howard Marks & Michael Mauboussin: The Art of Clear Thinking (opens the original)
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Over the history of this podcast there are two people who have probably influenced the way I think more than anyone else: Howard Marks and Michael Mauboussin. For this special episode, I went back through my conversations with both of them and brought together the sections I continue to learn from. They were recorded separately, but the ideas speak to each other in a way that becomes especially powerful when you hear them together. Howard Marks on standing apart from the herd, why "it's not what
Environmental Leverage: Your Position Changes Your Ability (opens the original)
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We tend to think of ability as something contained within the person. But the same trait can become extraordinarily valuable in one environment and almost useless in another. Patience. Obsession. Aggression. Curiosity. Judgment. Their value changes depending on the game, the incentives, the people around you, the time horizon, and the structure you're operating inside. In this episode, I explore an idea I've been thinking about as Environmental Leverage . Warren Buffett's patience becomes far mo
Robert Hagstrom: Buffett, Munger, Mental Models and the Art of Great Investing (opens the original)
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Robert Hagstrom is one of the most thoughtful multidisciplinary investors and writers of this generation. He is the author of seven investment books, including The Warren Buffett Way , and is the Chief Investment Officer at Equity Compass Investment Management and senior portfolio manager of its Global Leaders Portfolio. In this conversation, Robert explains why investing is the last liberal art and how ideas from philosophy, psychology, biology and literature can create an advantage in markets.
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