2024-10-06
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One of the best books on compounding that's ever been written, the Joys of Compounding.
Now, while it's based on the concept of compounding through the lens of investing, you realize just how deep and wide the concept goes once you read the book.
Now, whether you want to compound your wealth, relationships with others, wisdom and knowledge, or even your own health, the Joys of Compounding provides insights that can help you compound your life for the better.
It's one of Clay's favorite books, and I completely understand why.
Today, Clay and I will cover some of the key learnings that Clay took from his in depth research into this book.
We'll cover things like why self education is just so important to continue even after you've completed a formal education, how humility plays such a prominent role in identifying where our strengths and weaknesses lay, why the inner scorecard is such a profound concept, how Buffett has successfully utilized it through his life, and how you can implement it into your own life why good investing is sometimes as simple as attaching your sidecar to an outstanding manager critical insights into how quality businesses can have a place in your portfolio even if you despise paying optically high prices, how to utilize base rates in your investing to observe the realities of investing, and a whole lot more.
But one of my favorite talking points that Clay helped prompt me to think about was my own circle of competence.
How was one company that I started researching over a year ago led me down a rabbit hole of which I'm still only scratching the surface?
And where will that journey take me over the next year?
Thinking in this light has shown me how compounding wisdom works.
It's also given me some foresight into how much deeper the circle of competence concept goes.
I find it amusing that it took me multiple years to understand my circle of competence, but it's also given me an appreciation of how far I've come, and it's excited me about how much more I can learn into the future.
If you enjoy compounding wealth, you'll be ecstatic to learn how many other valuable areas of life compounding can be found.
So if you want to learn more about these areas where combining can provide value, please listen on.
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Let's get right into this week's episode.
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