Graham Duncan is the co-founder of East Rock Capital, an investment firm that manages approximately $2 billion for a small number of families and their charitable foundations.

Sam Altman is the president of Y Combinator and co-chairman of OpenAI.

Chamath Palihapitiya is the founder and CEO of Social Capital. He is also an owner and board member of the NBA’s Golden State Warriors.

Keith Rabois is currently an investment partner at Founders Fund, but has a storied and diverse background as an investor, entrepreneur, and executive.

Keith Rabois is currently an investment partner at Khosla Ventures, but has a storied and diverse background as an investor, entrepreneur, and executive.

Keith Rabois is currently an investment partner at Khosla Ventures, but has a storied and diverse background as an investor, entrepreneur, and executive.

Josh Wolfe is the co-founder of Lux Capital, a venture capital firm that backs entrepreneurs and scientists tackling real problems, in unconventional ways.

Keith Rabois is the managing director at Khosla Ventures. He is widely known for his executive roles at Paypal, LinkedIn, Slide, and Square.

Peter Mallouk is the President of Creative Planning, one of the largest independent wealth management firms in America.

Adam Robinson an author, educator, hedge fund manager, and co-founder of The Princeton Review.

Shane Parrish is the host of The Knowledge Project Podcast. He also runs the Farnam Street blog.

The personal finance guru, Ramit Sethi, is back - this time on The School of Greatness with Lewis Howes.

Nick Kokonas is the co-owner and co-founder of The Alinea Group of restaurants which includes Alinea, Next, The Aviary, Roister (all in Chicago) and The Aviary NYC.

Tony Robbins - you've probably heard of him. He joins Kevin to discuss his new personal finance book, Unshakeable.

This episode contains some of the best lessons Tim has learned about investing, making money, and growing your personal wealth. It was inspired by his recent talk with Ray Dalio, which has been incredibly popular and led to many additional questions about money and investing. There is no doubt we need to create systems and procedures