Generating Alpha Podcast
00:46:26 · Amir Fischer, Michael Anders
[00:46:26] S0: I very much agree with you. And I think that especially in this kind of short term, very transactional world, thinking about the long term and not trying to force anything and rush anything too fast is what makes things really stand out. And this is one question I ask at the end of every episode. So I just turned 16. If you were to give one piece of advice to a 16 year old right now, what would it be? It could be career advice, life advice, any type of advice. [00:46:53] S1: My advice to a 16 year old right now would be the same advice I give to all my kids and certainly my now 16 year old, which is to be curious, to keep an open mind, to be empathetic that no matter how hard a day may be for you or for my daughter, it's worse for someone else. And how do we genuinely care about those that are suffering more than us? And how do we want to partner in a material authentic way? I think relationships are critically important in the world. And the more curious and empathetic and kind that we can be, the better off we'll do in business, too, if that's important. [00:47:45] S0: Well, Mike, it's been an absolute pleasure. I really appreciate you coming on, and I think our listeners really enjoy this. [00:47:50] S1: I hope so. It's been a real pleasure. And as I said, I'm so impressed with the conversations you've had and how insightful your questions are. So thank you for having me, and thank you for having these conversations. [00:48:02] S0: Thank you. I appreciate it.