What Does Success Mean to You Now?

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When i was in college, i remember wanting to make x dollars a month and x dollars a year. And then it starts a sort of morf into the experiences. I can stop working at two o'clock to morrow if i want, and, you know, go drink beer all afternoon. That's o ki Cr, i can't do that every day, but just that freedom to do what i want, when i want has changed overtime.

In Episode #81, we deconstruct Luke Gromen's peak performance playbook—from his favorite book to the tiny habit that's had the biggest impact on his life. Luke Gromen is the CEO and Founder of The Forest for the Trees. We cover cognitive dissonance in today’s economy and the benefits of early morning writing.

“The ability to make the data useful, to interpret the data, to make music out of the data, if you will, I think you're seeing that dynamic across a lot of different sectors and in the economy.” – Luke Gromen

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In this episode, we deconstruct Luke Gromen's peak performance playbook—from his favorite book to the tiny habit that's had the biggest impact on his life. In it we cover:

(00:00:00) – Introduction
(00:01:44) – The cognitive dissonance in today’s economy and connecting the dots
(00:04:07) – Moving too quickly to the second derivative
(00:05:35) – Daily walks and early morning writing
(00:10:30) – Learning from Grant Williams and Kiril Sokoloff
(00:12:02) – Architecture school and f*ck you money

ABOUT LUKE GROMEN

Luke Gromen is the CEO and Founder of the Forest for the Trees. Luke publishes a weekly macro research report called Tree Rings, and he's the author of the world renowned Mr. X Interviews Volume 1 and 2. After working as an analyst for 20 plus years, Luke founded the Forest for the Trees in 2014. Luke's Gromen as one of today's best macroeconomic thinkers. His view, which I love, is that as data increasingly becomes commoditized, free thinking becomes priceless.

And he's a regular guest on real vision and has been published in a number of newspapers, including the financial times. As someone who's followed Luke's work for years, it was a thrill to finally have him on the show.

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