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Warren Buffett retired as CEO of Berkshire Hathaway at age 95, ending six decades of legendary investing. We break down three timeless lessons from the GOAT that every chiropractor can apply to their wealth-building journey.
What we cover: ✓ Time in the market beats timing the market ✓ Keep costs low and avoid complexity (plus his $1M bet against hedge funds) ✓ Behaviour matters more than strategy
Plus: Buffett's $3 McDonald's breakfast, his five-Coke-a-day habit, and why he still lives in his $31,000 house from 1958.
Key Takeaway: You don't need to be Warren Buffett. You just need to follow the simple principles he recommends—low-cost index funds, long holding periods, and disciplined behavior.
By Scott Campbell, Chris ScheeleWarren Buffett retired as CEO of Berkshire Hathaway at age 95, ending six decades of legendary investing. We break down three timeless lessons from the GOAT that every chiropractor can apply to their wealth-building journey.
What we cover: ✓ Time in the market beats timing the market ✓ Keep costs low and avoid complexity (plus his $1M bet against hedge funds) ✓ Behaviour matters more than strategy
Plus: Buffett's $3 McDonald's breakfast, his five-Coke-a-day habit, and why he still lives in his $31,000 house from 1958.
Key Takeaway: You don't need to be Warren Buffett. You just need to follow the simple principles he recommends—low-cost index funds, long holding periods, and disciplined behavior.