At the beginning of this podcast seven and a half almost eight years ago Vitaliy I Thought like okay. I have a pretty good handle on leadership And I think I know what i'm talking about from playing football and then leading in the corporate corporate world and all this. Then I talked to more people who are far far wiser than me and i'm learning about them I'm writing a lot, publishing books. So that means that I have an opportunity when I Write it either next edition or write other articles or even volume two I can say here's what I used to think And here's why I changed my mind on this and that is absolutely fine I love love the That you write
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VItaliy Katsenelson was born in Murmansk, USSR, and immigrated to the United States with his family in 1991. After joining Denver-based value investment firm IMA in 1997, Vitaliy became Chief Investment Officer in 2007, and CEO in 2012. Vitaliy has written two books on investing and is an award-winning writer. Known for his uncommon common sense, Forbes Magazine called him “The New Benjamin Graham.”
- “I guess I was born in Russia but made for America."
- The two ways to look at life.
- Like an airport… Where you rush to get through it.
- Or an art museum. Where you take time to enjoy your surroundings. I think we should treat more days like they’re an art museum.
- “When you love what you do, your work stops being work and becomes a craft. And no matter what it is, you do it with pride, love, and care.”
- "In our relationships, we should set a goal, not for someone to love us, but to behave according to our values (to be worth loving) and to be a good, caring partner. We cannot control whether people will love us, but we can control our actions and our behavior."
- "I'm perpetually in beta. This in beta attitude is liberating, as it gives you the chance to constantly improve yourself; to learn and grow. This doesn't mean you need to be buried in self-help books. You just need to have this in beta attitude."
- "The best way to guard ourselves against our ego is by thinking of ourselves as evergreen students."
- Albert Einstein said, "As our circle of knowledge expands, so does the circumference of darkness surrounding it." We should welcome the circumference of darkness wholeheartedly.
- How Zeno, the founder of Stoicism approached his students: "He did not claim to be a physician-- he saw himself as a patient describing the progress of his treatment to fellow patients in the hospital beds beside him."
- When Vitaliy's mother died (he was young), it made him appreciate his dad much more. I think we’d all be better off if we made the most of the time we have with the people we love and never take them for granted.
- What Vitaliy learned from Warren Buffett? He was not a present dad. It's important to be in your kids lives. It's a gift to get to drive your kids to school.
- Sit side by side with your children and talk (car rides, sit at the bar at restaurants, go on walks)
- Vitaliy plays chess and he loses a lot... "Losing is part of tuition."
- Seneca said, "Time discovers truth."
- Attention is the currency of time.
- "Writing is the most important thing that happened to me." Spend two hours a day organizing your thoughts. Writing helps you do that...
- "Create a connection between the unconscious and conscious mind."
