It's an Inside Job
A Mental Framework for Building Financial Resilience & Investing. Richard Stott: Chief Investment Officer at Connectum Capital Management
Our times are filled with uncertainty. There is an energy crisis, rising inflation, a looming recession, a war raging on the borders of Europe, and the list goes on. But, according to Richard Stott, there is always a lot of space within the chaos to be optimistic. The opportunities to build financial stability are always there because they are based on fundamental strategies that are true today as they were yesterday.
Richard Stott is the Founding Partner, Chief Executive and Chief Investment Officer at independent financial advisers Connectum Capital Management AS. The business has grown from its founding to advise clients both in Scandinavia and around the globe. Connectum was the first firm in Scandinavia to be certified by CEFEX as a Fiduciary Adviser. Co-author of the book 'The 7 Secrets of Money' - an insider's guide to investment success - cutting through the jargon and fallacies perpetuated by the investment industry.
Richard's take-home tip:
- Develop a mental framework for thinking about their financial future and how to invest.
In this episode, we explore the questions and issues around the following:
- What should be people think about when confronted by uncertainty in the world?
- What are the secrets to long term successful investing?
- What should I focus on with my investments?
- What are the 3 sensible principles of investing?
- What can I control when it comes to investing?
- What are the key factors to emotionally distancing ourselves when making investments and taking risks?
- Could you elaborate on the 20 year, five year and one year perspective exercise?
- What books would you recommend to help people educate themselves towards financial resilience?
RESOURCES:
The 7 Secrets of Money: The Insider's Guide to Personal Investment Success
by co-author Richard Stott
Books by Larry Swedroe
Books by John C. Bogle
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Our times are filled with uncertainty. There is an energy crisis, rising inflation, a looming recession, a war raging on the borders of Europe, and the list goes on. But, according to Richard Stott, there is always a lot of space within the chaos to be optimistic. The opportunities to build financial stability are always there because they are based on fundamental strategies that are true today as they were yesterday.
Richard Stott is the Founding Partner, Chief Executive and Chief Investment Officer at independent financial advisers Connectum Capital Management AS. The business has grown from its founding to advise clients both in Scandinavia and around the globe. Connectum was the first firm in Scandinavia to be certified by CEFEX as a Fiduciary Adviser. Co-author of the book 'The 7 Secrets of Money' - an insider's guide to investment success - cutting through the jargon and fallacies perpetuated by the investment industry.
Richard's take-home tip:
- Develop a mental framework for thinking about their financial future and how to invest.
In this episode, we explore the questions and issues around the following:
- What should be people think about when confronted by uncertainty in the world?
- What are the secrets to long term successful investing?
- What should I focus on with my investments?
- What are the 3 sensible principles of investing?
- What can I control when it comes to investing?
- What are the key factors to emotionally distancing ourselves when making investments and taking risks?
- Could you elaborate on the 20 year, five year and one year perspective exercise?
- What books would you recommend to help people educate themselves towards financial resilience?
RESOURCES:
The 7 Secrets of Money: The Insider's Guide to Personal Investment Success
by co-author Richard Stott
Books by Larry Swedroe
Books by John C. Bogle
Soaring to New Health: The Glass is Half HealthySDOH: why they are important and how they can play a role in more efficient care
Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify
Champion Your Culture with Ryan McCarty and George RogersA weekly live show exploring the power of culture and leadership in business.
Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify
Coaching In SessionAre you struggling to achieve your personal goals or maximize your company's potential?
Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify
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