there's a speech in the book Atlas Shrugged.

I'm so moved by this passage that I'm going to read it on the show.

Like I'm to sit down and read it.

It's so good.

It's probably the best definition of money I've ever seen, I heard, but I'd ever heard or seen written.

And it was at that exact moment that the money man walked square into my field of vision,

that this exact moment in this 63-hour audio book, that exact moment that that speech started.

So it was like a very strange.

And then obviously what I do for a living.

I'm in the, what is money shows?

So it was like a like, whoa, what are the odds of that?

Yeah, yeah.

And when you hear this, the money speech, like, whoa, what are the odds of that? Yeah, yeah. And when you hear this,

the money speech, like, it is brilliant. So that's, for me, that was a synchronicity, right? That's

something meaningful that occurred not seemingly explainable by, you know, linear cause and

effect.

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