#4 My Simple Morning Routine

What does a media company of the future look like? In less than 5 years, Alex Lieberman was able to build the fast growing Morning Brew business by answering this question himself. As the CEO and co-founder of Morning Brew, he has led the company to a recent acquisition by Business Insider for a reported $75 million and he's not even 30 yet!  Say hi to Alex on Twitter: https://twitter.com/businessbarista Listen to his podcast - Founder's Journal - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/founders-journal/id1509276485  Subscribe to Morning Brew: https://www.morningbrew.com 

In this episode I talk about the importance of having a simple morning routine to help ground you on a daily basis. 

In this raw episode I am interviewed by my friend Ronan to discuss my experience with Ayahuasca. I recalls how my only trip was potent enough to open my eyes in a new way to see the reality of life in a different way. It was a before and after experience as it fundamentally shifted how I viewed others, and how I understood myself. Upon reflection, I've realized I am too judgemental and makes assumptions about others without factoring in their life experience – or his own. The biggest lesson I've received is that life is an emotional experience and there is no good or bad. Only I who judges makes the experience so. Ultimately, everyone is on their life journey – and we have the power to influence the journey itself.  In this episode we discuss: How to be open minded to challenge perceptions of yourself – and the world around you; Using intention when taking a trip. Consider how your thoughts and decisions align with your values. Ground yourself and reflect on how your personal experience shapes you; How to find gratitude in the everyday of life and bring meaning in your relationships. Life is an emotional experience: there is no good – and there is no bad.

 In this podcast, I will give you a simple “guide” on how to find the best investment strategy for your personal circumstances and learn more about the psychology when dealing with money and investing. I will reference lots of points from a book I highly recommend to read or listen on this subject - Psychology of Money by Morgan Housel. The premise of this book is that doing well with money has a little to do with how smart you are and a lot to do with how you behave. You can also read this article to give you the overall summary - https://www.collaborativefund.com/blog/the-psychology-of-money/  Investing is about understanding human behavior. What is your experience with money and your relationship with it? Some notes and references from the episode: Podcast: Becoming an Entrepreneur with Andrew Wilkinson  Angel Investing: Angel List Private Equity: Moon Fare

In this episode I speak about the the difference between Capital and Labor and how to use this to your advantage to create freedom in your life. If you are interested in the roles I've mentioned find and message me on LinkedIn.