The Great Investors Make Mistakes

I like the way you describe your intended audience at the beginning. And I really felt that particularly for young people, students thinking about going into investment, you really hit the market on two dimensions. One was, and I'd like to ask you about both if I could, one was mistakes. You start the book by saying, hey, I've made, here's some bad decisions I've made. And then throughout the book, the difficulties of these great investors comes through. Were you aware of those individual stories when you set out or did they come through? In other words, was this an intentional thing in writing the book is to say, hey, even the great investors make mistakes?

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