Indefinitely curious. 9-5: Director of family office. 5-9: Building, running & lifting. Prev: PE, @tip_network (130M+ downloads), Author Simon & Schuster.
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"I'm happy to say I feel better about the second half of my life than the first. My advice: Don't beat yourself up over past mistakes – learn at least a little from them and move on. It is never too late to improve ... it's never too late to change."
– From Buffett's final annual letter
I started following Buffett when I was just a teenager. I learned a lot about investing, but even more so about life.
It's never too late to change.
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Robert Leonard retweeted
One of my favorite quotes of all time…
"The people who are crazy enough to believe they can change the world are the ones who do." - Steve Jobs
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One of the worst feelings in life is knowing you're meant for more and doing nothing about it.
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You don't have to commit your entire life to optimism, just try it on for a week. Start thinking "what if it all worked out?" and "what a time to be alive!". Then compare your state of mind to the week before filled with pessimism and doomer nonsense.
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Not the most competitive 5K race ever, but finished 8/3121 overall and set a PB
Was hoping for a bigger PB - went about 34 seconds faster than previous best after about 8 months of training
Racing my second-ever 5K tomorrow. 4,000 entries
PB: 20:20 in Nov 2025 (brand new to running)
Trained pretty consistently since. Zero endurance background
What time and place is reasonable to expect tomorrow morning?
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Racing my second-ever 5K tomorrow. 4,000 entries
PB: 20:20 in Nov 2025 (brand new to running)
Trained pretty consistently since. Zero endurance background
What time and place is reasonable to expect tomorrow morning?
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My conversation with @PeterRahal, one of the best CPG founders on the planet.
0:00 Life after selling RXBAR for $600 million
7:29 Going all in and burning the boats
11:48 Building the most important food company of the 21st century
13:49 How a brand is like a human being
21:07 Why Peter always chooses the hard path
28:17 From zero to $300 million in two years
29:59 Why Peter started selling frozen cod
32:51 The organization is the product
36:56 Why he recruits former founders
41:15 Buying his supplier and victimizing his competitors
51:56 How Neil Mehta and Greenoaks earned a spot on the cap table
55:47 How Peter fundraises
1:00:31 Running a business is like a river
1:04:16 Why the company is named Medici
1:06:28 Bureaucracy is not inevitable
1:11:48 Why Peter has 25 direct reports
1:16:06 Peter's principle of reactionary leadership support
1:17:45 On divine discontent and loving the fight
Includes paid partnerships.
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I have a new respect and admiration for @PeterRahal after this episode. It’s a great one.
My conversation with @PeterRahal, one of the best CPG founders on the planet.
0:00 Life after selling RXBAR for $600 million
7:29 Going all in and burning the boats
11:48 Building the most important food company of the 21st century
13:49 How a brand is like a human being
21:07 Why Peter always chooses the hard path
28:17 From zero to $300 million in two years
29:59 Why Peter started selling frozen cod
32:51 The organization is the product
36:56 Why he recruits former founders
41:15 Buying his supplier and victimizing his competitors
51:56 How Neil Mehta and Greenoaks earned a spot on the cap table
55:47 How Peter fundraises
1:00:31 Running a business is like a river
1:04:16 Why the company is named Medici
1:06:28 Bureaucracy is not inevitable
1:11:48 Why Peter has 25 direct reports
1:16:06 Peter's principle of reactionary leadership support
1:17:45 On divine discontent and loving the fight
Includes paid partnerships.
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Workout tonight:
Part 1 - 5 min EMOM 100 wall balls
Part 2 - 10 x E6MOM
Odds: 20m sled push
Evens: 30m BBJ
600m run @ 6:11/mi
Rest
Part 3 - 5 min EMOM 100 wall balls
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This is why I have to track my food when I’m training a lot.
I felt like I ate plenty yesterday. Without tracking, I would’ve thought I did, but instead I knew I was way under.
I was able to enough/more this morning before my long run to help a bit.
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