Drilling moves in jiu-jitsu will teach you techniques, but will it teach you how to fight? To fight well means adapting to the situation at hand, being fluid and dynamic. The same is true for business. To be rigid means missing opportunity or being too focussed on one thing. Life is constantly changing and there are real benefits to flowing with it. In this episode Carter and Mo discuss positional training versus drilling, adapting to change in real estate and people who quit jiu-jitsu because they aren't good anymore.

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Drilling moves in jiu-jitsu will teach you techniques, but will it teach you how to fight? To fight well means adapting to the situation at hand, being fluid and dynamic. The same is true for business. To be rigid means missing opportunity or being too focussed on one thing. Life is constantly changing and there are real benefits to flowing with it. In this episode Carter and Mo discuss positional training versus drilling, adapting to change in real estate and people who quit jiu-jitsu because they aren't good anymore.

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The recent fight between Connor McGregor and Dustin Poirier inspires the topics in this weeks’ episode. Has Connor McGregor come to the end of being at the top? Does the mindset that is required to reach the pinnacle of success, also lead to fighters thinking they've still got it when they haven't anymore? Carter and Mo consider if people should quit while they're still great, possible future moves Connor could make and what it takes to be a champion.

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The recent fight between Connor McGregor and Dustin Poirier inspires the topics in this weeks’ episode. Has Connor McGregor come to the end of being at the top? Does the mindset that is required to reach the pinnacle of success, also lead to fighters thinking they've still got it when they haven't anymore? Carter and Mo consider if people should quit while they're still great, possible future moves Connor could make and what it takes to be a champion.

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With this episode being recorded on Independence Day, Carter and Mo are thinking about what it really means to be independent. Financial independence is probably the greatest way to create freedom in your life. Pursuing independence in jiu-jitsu means taking charge of your training and improving your game without blindly following others. In this episode Carter and Mo talk about why these concepts should be a part of your life and how to pursue them.

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With this episode being recorded on Independence Day, Carter and Mo are thinking about what it really means to be independent. Financial independence is probably the greatest way to create freedom in your life. Pursuing independence in jiu-jitsu means taking charge of your training and improving your game without blindly following others. In this episode Carter and Mo talk about why these concepts should be a part of your life and how to pursue them.

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Friend of the show Kaelum Kalista is back for another episode talking about his experiences of running a growing jiu-jitsu school. In this episode Carter and Mo ask him about staying competitive while training with blue and white belts, running a school which caters for everyone and why he thinks his school is growing so rapidly.

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Starting a business takes all your time, energy and focus. It's hard work and it's a grind. As a business becomes successful, a business owner may find themselves working and grinding less. Does this matter? In this episode Carter and Mo discuss enjoying success, why growing slowly is okay and the importance of thinking about balance.

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These days there is so much information out there about jiu-jitsu techniques. You can spend hours watching videos on YouTube. But is this another example of socialised thinking? Are there downsides to learning through YouTube and is it really the best way to improve your jiu-jitsu? In this episode Carter and Mo discuss why YouTube is a temporary fix, what active learning means and what to do when your techniques aren't working.

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One of the core principals of personal finance is compounding interest. Can this concept be applied to other areas? In this episode Carter and Mo discuss finding compounding interest opportunities in business and how to apply this idea to jiu-jitsu.

• Applying the idea of compounding interest to other areas of life (02:40)

• An opportunity for compounding interest Carter recently came across (04:52)

• What compounding interest is (06:12)

• Take money for a deal and investing it in a compound interest opportunity (07:53)

• Mo's experience reading Warren Buffet's shareholder letters (09:06)

• Compounding interest in jiu-jitsu (10:16)

• You should build your jiu-jitsu game around the things that are successful for you (10:49)

• An example of using the idea of compounding interest in jiu-jitsu (13:09)

• How to avoid pitfalls and traps (18:10)

• Bank the fundamentals and earn compounding interest(20:31)

Progressive Insurance Commercial

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dTGfLObZYfU

Berkshire Hathaway Shareholder Letters

https://www.berkshirehathaway.com/letters/letters.html

Tao of Charlie Munger: A Compilation of Quotes from Berkshire Hathaway's Vice Chairman on Life, Business, and the Pursuit of Wealth With Commentary by David Clark

https://www.amazon.com/Tao-Charlie-Munger-Compilation-Commentary/dp/150115334X