109: What I Wish I Was Taught In My 20s
Rich Habits Podcast
Unlocking Value and Negotiation Skills
This chapter emphasizes the importance of evaluating stocks based on fundamental values rather than prices, using Costco's success as a case study. It also discusses the significance of negotiation skills in business and personal encounters, advocating for self-advocacy and the development of effective systems to enhance productivity and long-term success.
In this week's episode of the Rich Habits Podcast, Robert Croak and Austin Hankwitz share 12 things they wish they were taught in their 20s.
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