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In this episode I talk with Richard Wilson, who's had the unique opportunity to interview numerous billionaires, sheds light on what really sets these individuals apart. It's not just about having groundbreaking ideas or exceptional skills; it's about their mindset and approach to life and business.
The Significance of Family Offices in Wealth Management: Richard discusses how family offices have evolved and become crucial in managing the wealth of the ultra-rich. He emphasizes the importance of understanding what a family office is and how it operates to effectively manage significant wealth.
The Power of Networking and Learning: Richard highlights the value of consistently learning from high achievers like billionaires. His journey of interviewing and learning from billionaires offers unique insights into their thought processes and success strategies.
Balancing Wealth and Health: An intriguing part of the conversation revolves around the idea of not just being wealthy but also being healthy. Richard stresses the importance of maintaining a balance between accumulating wealth and taking care of one's health and well-being.
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06:40 - “So it seems like every time I've had success, I've taken the same approach of really de -risking the situation by taking tons of actions and trying different combinations of approaches.” - Richard C. Wilson
11:34 - “I have this theory that if you have the most fun year of your life… you know yourself well enough to know what you enjoy and what you're great at. If you focus on having the most fun year of your life, you're a better example to those around you… So the combination of those two things is very important.” - Richard C. Wilson
18:53 - “If you have a strong consistent work ethic combined with focus, like you will run circles around other people.” - Richard C. Wilson
30:40 - “If you can't say it in a simple way over email then you really don't know what you're doing.” - Richard C. Wilson
34:08 - “Likely you're doing five to 12 different things in your business and you should only be doing maybe it. 20 % of what you're doing now.” - Richard C. Wilson
47:22 - “Do some real work on how you get into an ideal peak state of mind, correct yourself when you go off the rails and something gets you off your ideal state of mind.” - Richard C. Wilson
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