Lessons from Buying an Expensive Washing Machine

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In this chapter, the speaker recounts a story about buying a washing machine with their wife and the correlation it has formed in their mind. They talk about selling cement shares to afford the washing machine and how they still mentally calculate its value. The speaker also mentions how some people compare saving money on small expenses to accumulate wealth, but emphasizes the importance of living life rather than solely focusing on money.

I talk to Swanand Kelkar, Managing Partner at Breakout Capital. In this episode, Swanand talks about his sabbatical experiences, importance of playing the long game in life and investing, meditation, and much more.

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