Steven Bartlett

and if you think about my story there were so many safety nets I had a house with parents that I could have ran back to that creates a psychological safety that I could retreat backwards we also have benefits in the UK and I remember the day where I printed off the we call it job seekers allowance forms which would have given me some money I never submitted them but I was at a point where I'm weighing up my options here and then the safety net of our healthcare which is I did know that I was playing on a solid foundation and that allows you to take those risks you know

and if you think about my story there were so many safety nets I had a house with parents that I could have ran back to that creates a psychological safety that I could retreat backwards we also have benefits in the UK and I remember the day where I printed off the we call it job seekers allowance forms which would have given me some money I never submitted them but I was at a point where I'm weighing up my options here and then the safety net of our healthcare which is I did know that I was playing on a solid foundation and that allows you to take those risks you know

The second thing I was thinking about is something I learned. The question said, what do wealthy people know that I don't know? They know something about sweating the small stuff and the compounding returns you get from that. The richest investor in the world, I think he's the fourth richest person on earth called Warren Buffett, says that compounding returns is the eighth wonder of the world.

The second thing I was thinking about is something I learned. The question said, what do wealthy people know that I don't know? They know something about sweating the small stuff and the compounding returns you get from that. The richest investor in the world, I think he's the fourth richest person on earth called Warren Buffett, says that compounding returns is the eighth wonder of the world.

The second thing I was thinking about is something I learned. The question said, what do wealthy people know that I don't know? They know something about sweating the small stuff and the compounding returns you get from that. The richest investor in the world, I think he's the fourth richest person on earth called Warren Buffett, says that compounding returns is the eighth wonder of the world.

Now, compounding returns are essentially what happens when you have an obsessive focus on small, marginal improvements in our money, in our finances, in our savings, and how that then starts to build over time. The reason why it's eighth wonder of the world is it's slow, then it's fast. If I think about how my podcast grew... Mm-hmm. For the first three years, no one's listening.

Now, compounding returns are essentially what happens when you have an obsessive focus on small, marginal improvements in our money, in our finances, in our savings, and how that then starts to build over time. The reason why it's eighth wonder of the world is it's slow, then it's fast. If I think about how my podcast grew... Mm-hmm. For the first three years, no one's listening.

Now, compounding returns are essentially what happens when you have an obsessive focus on small, marginal improvements in our money, in our finances, in our savings, and how that then starts to build over time. The reason why it's eighth wonder of the world is it's slow, then it's fast. If I think about how my podcast grew... Mm-hmm. For the first three years, no one's listening.

And then it's incredibly fast. When I think about how my investments and my net worth grew, it was slow and incredibly fast. When you think about something like your teeth, if you don't brush your teeth today, fine. No one's really going to know. If you don't brush your teeth every day this week, you're probably still going to get away with it.

And then it's incredibly fast. When I think about how my investments and my net worth grew, it was slow and incredibly fast. When you think about something like your teeth, if you don't brush your teeth today, fine. No one's really going to know. If you don't brush your teeth every day this week, you're probably still going to get away with it.

And then it's incredibly fast. When I think about how my investments and my net worth grew, it was slow and incredibly fast. When you think about something like your teeth, if you don't brush your teeth today, fine. No one's really going to know. If you don't brush your teeth every day this week, you're probably still going to get away with it.

But if you don't brush your teeth for five years straight, you're in a dental chair and they're ripping the molars out of your mouth. The same applies for your skin, your hair, your relationships with others, and your relationship with money. This idea of out-obsessing others on the small stuff is for me, is much of the game of both business, life, money, relationships.

But if you don't brush your teeth for five years straight, you're in a dental chair and they're ripping the molars out of your mouth. The same applies for your skin, your hair, your relationships with others, and your relationship with money. This idea of out-obsessing others on the small stuff is for me, is much of the game of both business, life, money, relationships.

But if you don't brush your teeth for five years straight, you're in a dental chair and they're ripping the molars out of your mouth. The same applies for your skin, your hair, your relationships with others, and your relationship with money. This idea of out-obsessing others on the small stuff is for me, is much of the game of both business, life, money, relationships.

And we have like two phrases in my company that are the most popular. The first is failure, which I talked about. And the second is 1%. It's, you know, you can stand at the foot of Mount Everest and look up and you'll be daunted and anxious and intimidated. So you'll bury your head in the sand. Or you can say to yourself, how do I move this one pebble in front of me?

And we have like two phrases in my company that are the most popular. The first is failure, which I talked about. And the second is 1%. It's, you know, you can stand at the foot of Mount Everest and look up and you'll be daunted and anxious and intimidated. So you'll bury your head in the sand. Or you can say to yourself, how do I move this one pebble in front of me?

And we have like two phrases in my company that are the most popular. The first is failure, which I talked about. And the second is 1%. It's, you know, you can stand at the foot of Mount Everest and look up and you'll be daunted and anxious and intimidated. So you'll bury your head in the sand. Or you can say to yourself, how do I move this one pebble in front of me?

And actually, when I studied how great things are built, how people become wealthy like Warren Buffett, it's not by making some gargantuan, intelligent decisions. financial decision that changed their life. Great businesses aren't built by some great stroke of innovation. You feel like you are going somewhere. And that is a motivating force.

And actually, when I studied how great things are built, how people become wealthy like Warren Buffett, it's not by making some gargantuan, intelligent decisions. financial decision that changed their life. Great businesses aren't built by some great stroke of innovation. You feel like you are going somewhere. And that is a motivating force.

And actually, when I studied how great things are built, how people become wealthy like Warren Buffett, it's not by making some gargantuan, intelligent decisions. financial decision that changed their life. Great businesses aren't built by some great stroke of innovation. You feel like you are going somewhere. And that is a motivating force.