Emmy Sobieski - Staying curious

08/10/21 • 58 min

I think Emmy is my spirit animal. After spending a large portion of her life in investing, she casually spends the rest of her time either running ultramarathons, marathons, entering bodybuilding competitions, competing in Dressage and staying curious.

This episode is a fascinating look at how Emmy never stops and why she thinks that is.

About Emmy

Emmy uses perceptive listening in leadership, investing & health.\

About Emmy

Emmy uses perceptive listening in leadership, investing & health.\

Read more about Emmy

https://myhealth.mba

https://twitter.com/EmmySobieski

Previous Episode

Ed Latimore - A time of changing avatars

I discovered Ed Latimore on Twitter around 2015/2016. He was one of the only voices I found around that time talking sense on there and I loved everything he wrote. Fast forward quite a few years and it's a real honour for me to get to sit down and chat to him for an hour on the podcast.

This conversation is far-reaching and wide-ranging. We cover a tiny bit about Twitter, but then we really get into some meaningful topics that I think you'll really enjoy. Ed is a great thinker and it was fun to think with him for a while.

About Ed

Ed is a former Heavyweight pro boxer (13-1-1) and full-time author. He writes about how to develop stoic street-smarts and realise your potential.

Read more about Ed

https://twitter.com/edlatimore

https://instagram.com/EdLatimore

https://edlatimore.com/

Next Episode

Colin Landforce - Selling yourself (and lots of weed)

Colin is fascinating to me, because he does something that in the UK I couldn't even imagine happening for a long time: he sells weed legally. And not only does he sell weed, he sells a LOT of weed.

As CTO of Unrivaled Brands—a publicly traded cannabis brand—Colin continues to push into new and bigger markets and build something pretty amazing.

I got to sit down with him for nearly an hour and quiz him about how it all works. What about regulation? How do you manage different packaging and product needs in different states? How do you make any money with all these regulations?

And just how do you manage to sell yourself honestly and authentically when there's a stigma attached?

I had a truly excellent conversation here and I hope you enjoy it.