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AAAmazing Brian Price! This is a must watch for those that love to philosophy, psychology, socialogy, and just life in general combined with a passion for finance! A keeper to go back once in a while when you just remind yourself what is important to you!
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MTOne of my favorite RV interviews to date. Had no idea what to expect going in, but continue to think about it many days after listening. Thank you.
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GSBest thing I’ve seen on RV.
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GCMr. Duran mentioned "Awareness," a book by Anthony de Mello. I had never heard of or read this book, but Mr. Duran's interview intrigued me sufficiently to purchase and read the book. Suffice it to say it may be life changing. Thank you, Mr. Duran, for mentioning this hidden gem in your interview.
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BTThere are extremely few interviews that truly move me emotionally. This was one of them. Bravo guys.
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HHAbsolutely fantastic interview! One of my all time favourites!
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FMOnce, maybe twice, in your lifetime you will hear a message that's timing and impact is so critical to you personally it makes you feel like the speaker was selected to deliver through an act of divine intervention. This was my experience listening to Joe. What he reflects is so deep and inspirational and you know he's right because your extinct is to punch him the face for being so right!!! Thank you Joe.
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CSWould be interesting to get the Fuller & Thaler guys in for an interview. Richard Thaler and Daniel Kahneman are both nobel prize recipients for their work on economics. The entire strategy is based on behavioral finance. Would be a great interview. Thanks for the content!
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FGVery impressive interview. His approach to using behavioural economics as well as his underlying stoic philosophy is a powerful mix. Really enjoyed that and well done Brian Price - great questions.
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OSGreat work Brian & RV. An interview that made me pause, draw a notepad and pen, and rewind. Fantastic content.
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IMRespect, a giant of a man and much to learn from him. Please advise, do you have a forum where one can put forward the prospectus of a discretionary traded algo that is applying sound risk management and offering solid returns on risk-reward?
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PKLove it ! ... excellent interview. @Joe, I learn a lot from you ....thanks for sharing your thought.
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JDGreat interview... Brilliant Guy !!!
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myAmazing. Happy to see Brian do a full length interview, too.
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MMThank you so much for that interview. Knowing that there are people like Mr Duran, makes you feel good that you are human.
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JKExcellent. Please allow subscribers the ability to forward this interview to those we love.
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ELIn my opinion the best interview on Real Vision. Ever.
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DYFantastic. Brilliant in its own way.
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AHgreat interview - love his philosophical outlook - there's a great note by david foster wallace - if anyone wants to read -- inline with joe's thnking here.. http://www.metastatic.org/text/This%20is%20Water.pdf
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ALExcellent
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YBOne of the best Real Vision interviews of all time. Just brilliant. Thank you!
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JKIt is interviews like this I subscribe to RV for.
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FDVery pertinent interview addressing real life issues and fundamentals of living with others
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MSPhenomenal interview, inspiration to to be a better version of myself in all aspects of life!
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ARFantastic conversation, definitely going to keep increasing my knowledge on stoicism, especially pertaining to markets
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bmMacro position sizing
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RPThis is a Masterclass in leadership. Hugely inspiring...
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TRExcellent. Thanks RV
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DWhere is a guy who's name is not a Dr. but whose message is far more reaching than any Dr.'s I have heard. Bravo sir. RV. please ask Joe to come on more often.
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SWSo much wisdom here. Fantastic job. Chalk this up as one of the greats that proves RV is "on point".
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crNow that was a fantastic interview. So good that I asked my wife to watch it. (and shes not in the business) This was more of a look back of a successful business mans journey from a life of lessons instead of what part of the market he thinks can make us money. It was real refreshing and enlightening. Its mind boggling that 8 people actually gave this a thumbs down. Well done Mr Duran.
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SSMy Dad knew exactly how to develop his children's character to have empathy, compassion, responsibility and consideration. With Mr. Duran's example of his daughter being late for steaks, my Dad ate her steak and calmly said, "well, you didn't show up on time and dinner was ready, so we ate". Nothing else was said and he wasn't mad. There's 2 biscuits in town, 10 town's people and they are hungry, so are you going to eat or go hungry? Better show up and get a biscuit. Self-driven and very responsible is the outcome so people will do as Mr. Duran suggests, change themselves, if they choose.
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RBBrilliant. If anyone wants to change, check out this work by legendary trader Ed Seykota. The Trading Tribe process. It's designed for aligning oneself with feelings, rather then viewing them as the enemy. http://www.seykota.com/tribe/TT_Process/index.htm
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MAI can't help but think Mr Duran reminds me of Warden Norton from Shawshank Redemption (looks wise)
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JMGreat life lessons. I can relate to this video personally. I am just learning how to control my feelings and reactions to events that I cannot control. I wish I had learned this lesson long ago and I would have been happier instead of frustrated and angry. We can all be players and not victims. Who knew that watching RVTV would enrich our lives as well as our financial education?
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BCOne of the most helpful interviews I have seen yet. The underlying focus on a personal “why” behind your investments is probably more important than the mechanics of the next trade or even the forces influencing global economics. Well done.
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DSI would like to join the chorus that this is an exceptional interview. Aristotle wrote the Nicomachean Ethics to advise Athenian youth on how to be good citizens and obtain the goal of happiness in their lives. His basic thesis for virtue is the use of “practical wisdom” in balancing temperance, prudence and justice during one’s life will lead to a state of happiness. After listening carefully to Mr. Duran, I feel by being prudent in his goal of “doing everything possible before you die”, he can realize that he has met Aristotle’s definition of happiness. He is surely way ahead of me. DLS https://www.thegreatcourses.com/courses/ethics-of-aristotle.html
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TSMassive value. Worth a decade of real vision subscriptions for this one interview. Well done Joe and RV.
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JPIf you enjoyed this (I did) you must read (or re-read) “7 Habits of Highly Effective People”.
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JHVintage Joe - and absolutely top notch! Learned a lot from this one...thanks RV!
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TQ"Learn if a person is driven by fear, or a need to protect; a need to enjoy life, and make the most of it; or a need to give. That lens affects very much what you think money's primary purpose is." This is one of the top 10 statements I've heard on this platform, both about markets and about humans. You could easily replace the word "money" with "life" and it would fit just as well.
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jlThanks for feeding me Consciousness, awareness. Talking like fine buddhist.
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SSCompletely brilliant... Joe's interviews are possibly the highest value interviews on RV for me. Thank you Joe!
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SHI haven't had a chance to watch this interview yet but the last interview Grant did with Joe was one of my all time RV favourites. It's had so many valuable life lessons I had my children sit down and watch it. It was that good.
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TJSo inspirational. Such wisdom and so much invaluable advice. What a guy! Thank you. Btw Good luck to any robboadviser trying to replace Joe and his team!
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CMwhat a great interview ! I loved the holistic approach to life, family and investing.
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