Gen Z and Millennial Career and Wealth Conversation With The Second Floor Podcast (pt. 1)

Listen in podcast app and follow below for the podcast topic arc.

1. Joel’s unconventional career path

2. How to start a business in your early years

3. How to approach the ever changing technology market

4. How to think about buying your first house

5. Tips and tricks to networking

6. Recommendations and Links

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Happy Easter weekend, everyone.

This weeks episode is a little bit different than our typical show. Part 1 of 2.

Joel is interviewed by Omid from the Second Floor Podcast.

It’s a wide ranging conversation about networking, investing, mentorship, leverage and the Canadian Economy.

If you care to hear Joel’s thoughts on the above subjects, we thinks it well worth your time to listen and subscribe to The Second Floor Podcast.

Podcast & YouTube Recommendations🎙

• “Truly showing belief in others will buy them a ticket to someplace they never knew.” “Create a brand that people chase, don’t chase people with your brand.” Another gem of an episode on @patrick_oshag pod:

• A great podcast covering the new paradigm shift amongst big tech from Ben Thompson and Stratechery.

• The New Face of Military Technology with Peter Zeihan:

Best Links of The Week🔮

• Nvidia’s ACCELERATING AI Strategy. And a Podcast to go with it - Source: the 30 year overnight success story interview with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang.

• The Concorde Jet vs. Boeing 747 - Source: Trung Phan

• "Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun said the standard version of the SU7 will sell for 215,900 yuan ($30,408) in the country — a price he acknowledged would mean the company was selling each car at a loss. Tesla’s Model 3 starts at 245,900 yuan in China. Lei claimed the standard version of the SU7 beat the Model 3 on more than 90% of its specifications, except on two aspects that he said it might take Xiaomi at least three to five years to catch up with Tesla on." Source: CNBC

• "Reddit shares are plummeting after experiencing a rally stemming from the social media company’s IPO last week. Shares closed Thursday at $49.30, falling below their closing price on Reddit’s first day of trading last week on the New York Stock Exchange. Earlier this week, Reddit disclosed in a corporate filing that CEO Steve Hoffman sold 500,000 shares, and Reddit COO Jennifer Wong also disclosed that she sold 514,000 shares." Source: CNBC
  

  "Home Depot is placing an $18 billion bet that will take the retailer beyond its big orange stores. The home-improvement retailer said Thursday it would buy a company that sells goods for professional roofing and other building projects, branching out to grab more spending by big contractors and construction firms." Source: WSJ

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