It’s All About Clarity® Podcast
Business:Investing
Investors are continually getting fooled. Why? Because they don’t have a sound process for making investment decisions and instead rely on business news for the latest and greatest investments — which often end up being wrong.
Mark Pearson doesn’t want you to be fooled again.
Today, Mark breaks down the importance of understanding that investing is not about what you hear on television. Instead, it’s a process that requires clarity and discipline.
In this episode, you‘ll learn:
Investing is a straightforward process. Tune in now and learn why it all comes down to investing in great businesses at the right time!
Resources: Nepsis | Blog: Won’t Get Fooled Again
Episode 43 — What Makes Mark Pearson Worry?
Episode 42 — Overcoming the Dirty Dozen Investment Biases: Part 3
Episode 41 - Overcoming the Dirty Dozen Investment Biases: Part 2
Episode 40 - How to Overcome the Dirty Dozen Investment Biases
Episode 39 - Often Wrong, But Never In Doubt
Episode 38 - How to Cut Through Mutual Fund Insanity
Episode 37 - You Get What You Pay For
Episode 36 - 4 Simple Steps to Investing Like a PRO: Part 3
Episode 35 - 4 Simple Steps to Start Investing Like a PRO: Part 2
Episode 34 - 4 Simple Steps to Investing Like a PRO: Part 1
Episode 33 - We Really Need to Talk About Active vs. Passive Investing Again
Episode 32 - Can Not Knowing What You Own in Your Portfolio Affect Its Performance?
Episode 31 - Start Investing Like a Business Owner
Episode 30 - Active vs. Passive Investing
Episode 29 - SMAs vs. Mutual Funds vs. ETFs
Episode 28 - Learn the Nepsis Way
Episode 27 - Understanding Your Portfolio and Why You Own What You Own
Episode 26 - Anchors Away—with Guest Chuck Etzweiler
Episode 25 - Blinded by Our Statements
Episode 24 - Invest with Clarity with the Investment Stress Test
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