Philosophical Foundations
Daniel reflects on how his background in philosophy has shaped his investment approach, emphasizing the importance of questioning assumptions. He shares insights from his early career, including experiences at McKinsey and Lehman Brothers, highlighting the value of learning from unexpected situations and the significance of being open to new ideas in the investment world.In this clip
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