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Where should you be investing your money 🤔 Billionaire Ray Dalio's shares his investment advice and considerations… 🏠 A house forces savings through your mortgage and often gets favourable tax treatment. 🥇 Gold hedges the storm. It tends to move differently when everything else is struggling. 🏛️ Bonds are loans in disguise - steady, until inflation and rates quietly eat your return. 📈 Stocks build wealth over time, but the short term can be a rollercoaster. ₿ Bitcoin bets on scarcity - high upsi

Who do you ACTUALLY want to love you? Author Morgan Housel shares Warren Buffett’s idea that real success is being loved by the people you want to love you. He argues that people really AREN'T thinking about you, your car, clothes or status. They’re too busy worrying about what everyone else thinks of them... #money #finance #thediaryofaceo #podcasting #advice

What’s the hardest thing you’ve overcome? 💔 Dr Martin Picard explains that after experiencing a miscarriage, one of the hardest questions was: “Why me?” We’re often told there’s something to learn from every difficult experience. But when that experience involves death and grief, finding meaning can feel almost impossible. For Martin, one lesson eventually became clear: slow down. It changed the way he lived, and he isn’t sure he would have learned it without going through something so painful.

A SIMPLE rule that can make you more powerful... Talking less can make people listen more. Robert Greene, one of the world’s best-known writers on power and human behaviour, argues that saying less can make you appear more in control. He argues that powerful people choose their words carefully, command attention and know when to stop talking. Sometimes, saying less says more. #communication #theory #expert #thediaryofaceo #robertgreene

A simple reminder that could save your relationship... World leading divorce lawyer, James Sexton argues that showing attention should never be hard but remembering to show up for them can be. We set reminders for meetings, deadlines and birthdays. He claims maybe the people we love deserve one too ❤️ #relationshiptips #divorce #advice #expert #thediaryofaceo

You’re 30 with only $100 left each month. What should you do with it? 🤷‍♂️ Billionaire Ray Dalio advises you to invest in your ability to become more valuable. AI is replacing average skills, qualifications are losing their power, and the gap between those who can adapt and those who can’t is widening. Use that $100 to learn something the market will pay for: sales, communication, AI, coding, content, or negotiation. You don’t need to become the best in the world. Get 10% ahead of the people aro

Went on to record a podcast alone in his wardrobe, with a sock as a makeshift microphone cover. 4,229 days later, The Diary Of A CEO is a community of over 50 million people around the world. Thank you to every single one of you who's been with us every step of the way.

What are the realities of being 30 today? Raoul Pal explained that fewer 30-year-olds today are living independently, married, having children or owning a home 🏠 For many people, the milestones that once defined adulthood are becoming harder to reach. Raoul explains why so many people feel like they’re falling behind, despite doing everything they were told was supposed to get them ahead.

Everyone Is Betting on AI… This Could End Badly. 😬 The problem is simple: companies are scared to spend too little on AI because a competitor might get ahead. So everyone spends more, investors get excited and prices rise. But if the money being spent grows faster than the real returns being made, eventually the bubble can burst... Billionaire Investor Ray Dalio explains great technology doesn’t always mean a great investment at any price.

What makes 'bubbles' so dangerous? ❌ Self-made billionaire, Ray Dario believes AI can be revolutionary AND wildly overvalued at the same time. The technology can be real, while the price people are willing to pay for it becomes detached from reality. Excitement takes over, investors pile in, debt follows and eventually something breaks…