In this episode, Matt DiMauro and Will Diesel cover a range of topics from deep work and productivity to insights on business and investing. They discuss the importance of background sounds for focus, the challenges of maintaining mental and emotional health, and the significance of asking thoughtful questions during interviews. The conversation also delves into the hard truths of business, the quest for fulfillment in work, and the impact of instant gratification on society. Additionally, they explore daily planning techniques, the nature of trust in relationships, and differing perspectives on cryptocurrency and investment philosophies.

Takeaways:

• Asking thoughtful questions in interviews can set you apart.
• Business is inherently challenging, but not all hard work is miserable.
• Instant gratification can hinder long-term satisfaction and productivity.
• Investing requires a critical view of management and company narratives.

"Working hard for something we don't care about is called stress; working hard for something we love is called passion." - Simon Sinek

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In this episode, Will shares insights from a talk by NFL coach Tony Dungy and discusses the book 'The Outsiders' by William Thorndike. He reflects on the importance of capital allocation in leadership, the value of being uncommon in a common world, and the balance between career and family. The conversation emphasizes the significance of faith and values in leadership, drawing lessons from Dungey's life and career.

Takeaways:

• Capital allocation is the CEO's real job.
• Great CEOs behave like long-term investors.
• The best CEOs obsess over where every dollar goes.
• Don't be conformed to this world, be different.
• You can be excellent and not sleep at the office.
• Do more than what is required.
• Trust in the Lord through challenges.

Link to Matt's Substack:

https://substack.com/@mdimauro

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In this conversation, Matt DiMauro and Will Diesel discuss various themes including their riding team, Waterside Riders, the importance of Silent Service, personal growth, and the balance between achievement and fulfillment. They reflect on the significance of action in compassion, the challenges of modern society, and the concept of value investing. The discussion also touches on the doomsday clock and societal concerns, concluding with thoughts on financial responsibility and the importance of reading.

Takeaways:

• Silent Service is about helping others without seeking recognition.
• Personal growth requires discipline and reflection.
• Achievement is a science, while fulfillment is an art.
• Action is necessary for true compassion.
• Optimism can help navigate life's challenges.
• The doomsday clock symbolizes societal concerns.
• Value investing is crucial for financial responsibility.
• Reading is essential for personal development.
• Happiness comes from within, not material possessions.

Link to Discussion between Alex Hormozi and Tony Robbins:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xz-ymFOhBAE

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