Revealing My +$10 Million Investment Portfolio (#476)



Episode 476: Sam Parr (https://twitter.com/theSamParr) and Shaan Puri (https://twitter.com/ShaanVP) dive into Sam’s +$10m Financial Portfolio, Shaan shares his philosophy around money and they both explore the psychological barrier of spending money once you finally have it.

Check Out Sam’s Stuff:
* Hampton – https://www.joinhampton.com/
* Ideation Bootcamp – https://www.ideationbootcamp.co/
* Copy That – https://copythat.com/

Check Out Shaan’s Stuff:
* Try Shepherd Out – https://www.supportshepherd.com/
* Shaan’s Personal Assistant System – http://shaanpuri.com/remoteassistant
* Power Writing Course – https://maven.com/generalist/writing
* Daily Newsletter – https://www.shaanpuri.com/

Show Notes:
(0:00) Intro
(3:00) Sam’s Portfolio Review – Pt. 1
(13:00) Shaan’s Bad Investment Decisions
(22:20) The F*cked Up Psychology of Spending Money
(31:40) Wisdom Is More Important Than Smarts
(35:00) Sam’s Portfolio Review – Pt. 2
(40:30) Why Shaan Tracks His Portfolio Manually
(42:30) Shaan’s Money Mindset

Links:
• Tiller: https://www.tillerhq.com/

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29 thoughts on “Revealing My +$10 Million Investment Portfolio (#476)”

  1. One my fav episodes, truthfully. You covered so much more than just personal finance. I feel like I just downloaded from 10 mentors and gurus in 55 mins. Super!

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  2. Actually one of my favorite episodes. Love it when y'all talk actual numbers and how you do certain things that people don't talk about much. Would love to hear about how you manage multiple projects/businesses at once, systems you have, etc.

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  3. Love this pod. I’ve made a lot of money in tech myself (via 2 IPOs where i was mid-level employee) and agree with putting the majority into “traditional/boring” ETFs….and letting it ride for the long term. Leave like 20% for private/riskier investments. At the same time, don’t skimp on life experiences (esp travel) and a few toys like a nice car.

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  4. Like two sloppy jewel thieves, MFM is always dropping gems.💎🤣💯… Crazy how simple topics can have so much depth…The “Lindy Effect” piece had my wheels turning big time. Nassim Taleb has a dope book called ‘Antifragile’ that explores deeper..Just ordered it from Prime for around 14 bucks. Reviews look great.👍🏼.. Cant wait to delve deeper into the concepts..Love y’all fam. Peace and blessing as always.💯💯

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  5. I think money stored up and not spent = power potential. Imagine the power of knowing you have $50M to deploy wherever you want, but don’t. As soon as you do, that power potential is gone.

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  6. I think you should do these types of episodes as well, really interesting and you get to learn a lot too. Ps I have a macroeconomics exam to study for but this episode was so engaging that I just couldn't pause it and study for my exam haha

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  7. Yes, very useful! Useful enough for me to stop what i'm doing to leave a comment in hopes the engagement will help others find it, and they themselves find it useful! I like analyzing the way successful people think! Thanks Brian

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  8. I really enjoyed this episode, as a person that’s been in the financial industry for a while, I’ll leaned toward Sam’s side, but I understand Shaan. One reason that Sam’s way works is that it accounts for one thing that you guys didn’t talk about that you laughed at Buffet for. When Buffet talks about the long play now, he means “legacy”. Life is great now, but what will you leave for the kids to take the patan and run with. I’m okay with being as conservative as Sam because I’m not doing it for me anymore, I’m doing it for my two kids. I’m curious on how both your plans incorporate legacy and how what you build now will live past both of you, or is that not a concern now?

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  9. Always worth noting that somebody with a ton more money does perhaps makes more sense than somebody of more moderate means: 10+ million means you can take some high risks with zero liquidity (same perhaps with seeing the principal again) or alternatively you can just put the money in some of the most boring "risk-free" places.

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