For me, the best part of my real vision journey has been a chance to refine my own investment framework through a series of conversations with brilliant investors in every corner of the globe. 2. In this series, I want to try and continue my education by digging deeper into the lives and careers of my guests to try and learn how they think. 3. I want to understand the experiences that have shaped them, the failures they've bounced back from, and the lessons that those failures have taught them. 4. I also want to break down their success to find out what sets them apart. 5. I'm not looking for trade ideas or guesses about an unknowable future, but rather knowledge accumulated over the course of their careers to try and make me a better investor. 6. And I want to share those conversations with you. 7. Several years ago, I was introduced to my guests today by mutual friends who'd entrusted a significant portion of their savings to him. 8. This man, they told me, invests in a way which is not only unlike the methods employed by 99% of money managers today, but also with an integrity and a methodology which is a throwback to a time which is sadly almost vanished. 9. As I've gotten to know my guest better, I spent a considerable amount of time trying to persuade him to sit down with me and share both his experience and his investment philosophy with the real vision audience. 10. Sadly, each of my invitations has been met with a very polite but very firm "no, thank you." 11. This was no surprise to me, as my guest has never before been interviewed either in writing or on camera, and for good reason. 12. He's...
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