“Kindness and generosity” as the most important human qualities coming from a Harvard Professor of Finance. Boy! That gives me hope. I feel and so appreciate the deep wisdom and spirituality of Mr. Desai’s Indian heritage shining through. Thank you gentlemen ~
It always amazes me and fills my heart with pride when I see Indian people or people of Indian origin do well abroad and really make a name for themselves. Such a big moment for our Country when we look at such distinguished and accomplished people embossing our name on the world stage.
@@foroptHopefully this isn't meant in a negative way. When people always assume your country is bad, it's OK to be proud to see people from your country educating and improving it.
All my best professors were best story tells. They make sure they breakdown complex concepts and theories into the simplest form that is relatable to the majority of the audience. Mihir's coherent and unassuming share is quite amazing.
Great takeaways from this inspiring conversation; (1) While we are not equally talented/gifted, it is our duty (not an option) to make the most of what you have given. (2) Don't stigmatise failure, accept that it happens and start on a clean slate. (3) The power of Generosity and kindness are generally underestimated in life. (4) Your biggest leverage is your reputation.
Mr. Howes. I love how in your videos you are a great listener. One of the greatest gifts you give us is how to listen. I’m sure you have this compendium of great useful knowledge that very few people have, yet you listen and listen and listen; it’s admirable that You’re not showing off your great stores of knowledge. I learn as much from your guest as I do from watching you listen.
20 years in financial services tells me the Harvard professor knows what he's talking about. :-). It's easy to get started. Keep a part of everything you earn and invest it so it grows (Mihir mentioned index funds) and/or pays you money (Mihir mentioned treasuries). Make sure you are contributing to any company plan, at least enough to get the match. Learn as you go. Three books to check out in addition to The Wisdom of Finance Rich Dad, Poor Dad -mentioned in the show The Richest Man in Babylon The Millionaire Next Door Way to expand the guest list Lewis.
how would one exactly invest in an index fund or purchase a bond? I know what they are, but don't know how to execute a transaction! appreciate your recommendations!
You will need an account to do the transaction in. Research more about index funds so that you know which fund(s) you want to invest in, Then you could open an online brokerage account or an account with a mutual fund family. This can normally be done in a few minutes online. You deposit funds to the account and then you can make a trade to purchase the investments you choose. Depending on the account and investments you can automate the deposit of additional funds and the purchase of additional shares. When you make regular purchases of an investment, you take advantage of something called dollar cost averaging. I'm sure you tiube can teach you all about that. Best of luck,
Rich dad had some good insights for sure, but it's important to note that his advice if followed would have bankrupted anyone leveraged into risky real estate during the 2008 crash.
I have been watching most of all your podcasts including many of them on health, nutrition and Dave Asprey. Great questions and conversations. Keep doing such quality discussions .
Thank you for sharing the parable of talents in the bible and its in Matthew 25:14-30. This was all I needed to hear today. Thank you very much! I will be buying the book myself as I'm interested in Finance. Finance fascinated me, I just started learning Corporate Finance.
I always love the School of Greatness and this has to be one of the best guests. Super encouraging and soulful...and with a financial topic?! What a great guy.
This was one of the best guests you've had in your podcast (personally)...Loved all the information. Keep up bringing spectacular individuals to share their wisdom with the rest of us!!!!
Lewis always shows with great people........... I am listening to your show with Bob Proctor every single day now for 9months.the School of Greatness is the best
Wow, this has got to be one of my newest favorites. Such lively and engaging conversation, I could listen to him all day! Pretty awesome how this was five years ago. Much love from 2023!
I follow closely everything that is happening at Harvard Business School and really appreciate his interview , very powerful. Thanks Lewis ! Everything he said is right , I have young children and absolutely teach them this mindset if finance. It’s interesting because I also had a grandfather from Italy that kept a handwritten ledger as did his wife and my great aunt. My grandfather also taught me from an early age to look back in history and glean from history principles of finance and life. I also really appreciate how he blends a variety of stories, history and the Bible and convert to finance and leveraging resources ! Yes the story of the parables , exactly! I always say it to my clients and my kids how can we turn $1 in to $10 aka , talents , resources , gifts and so on. Wonderful interview !
Wow Amazing personality. Positive attitude ,empathy ,hardwork ,humility and skill this not just about finance, but qualities required to be successful person in life.. Enjoyed watching the video.
*Let me share a few things I learned from these 2 bro's and made notes of:* 1. *You don't know who is struggling with what, and what they're good at. Don't push too hard. People are incredible in different ways and you don't know, and you shouldn't pretend to know.* Filmpje People remember stories! Stories help people tell the world. *Facts tell, stories tell* 2. Reputation gives you the right to do things you have no right to do (good reputation). 3. What does it mean to be smart? ATTITUDE & work ethic. Hard workers who are hungry & smart. That is really powerful
I was just talking to a friend of mine about self-narratives, and how we balance those negative and positive aspects to come up with a working truth...and when it doesn't work--change it!
Lewis, I can't thank you enough. Please do bring in more people from the educated elite (eg Harvard etc). They have a lot of knowledge to share . Many thanks again Lewis 👊
This video, like many of your others, has really resonated with me. It has simplified what previously seemed intimidating and difficult to understand: money management and its very basics.
This is a facinating way to promote any product online just like the guest is doing in the podcast. I don't buy these prompted books but the reason I am here is that because I want to master, how to sell?
Shed some light on some really great topics. When I was younger, I heard the story of the talents. I literally have heard it MANY times in church and never heard it spoken as money. I enjoyed it.
Great insights shared on life, finance and spirituality by @Mihir Desai and thanks to @Lewis Howes for bringing him and other great minds to the School of Greatness. On the story of the talent he mentioned, the second was given 2 talents not 3 and that story do not only symbolises finance and gifts; it is also a foreshadow of what Heaven and Hell looks like, when you read it 'meditatively'. Great referencing and relational storytelling
This discussion was like one of those great movies you see once a while. You get so absorbed in it that you don't know how time flew by till its over. Then you reflect on what you heard after it was all over.
You're definitely the realest one in the territory of podcasting and self improvement. Great guests and great questions make for great dialogue. Helped me a ton
I really like Mihir’s story, approach, perspective and background. It’s much different than the usual western people nowadays. Culture is a huge thing to me and Mihir spoke to me in a special way, very transparent. That is a rare quality. I like the way he formatted his book, too. Super intriguing.
Those are some of the most beautiful, graceful hands I have ever seen. I am enchanted. And inspired. Thanks for another great talk, Lewis! Keep 'em coming! "All you need is love." ;)
Great interview, I really like how he described how people can use debt to their advantage very informative and I also like that he wasn't stuffy like others in the Educational finance world.
Great video! I appreciate the valuable insights and information shared in this presentation. Learning is a never-ending process, and your content is helping us stay ahead of the curve.
Im sure so many people skipped over this and it's a shame, stay woke. This interview was amazing. Thanks Lewis! I'll be supporting this man by following him and buying his book.
Financial Literacy is one important subject that is missing in children curriculum in several countries (including USA and other advanced countries). It is a big vacuum and people like Mihir should fill that void by providing children friendly books for middle and high school students.
Great interview!!! I feel this one has put fire in My behind to go ahead and take a chance and exploit the possibilities and talents given to me. Thank you !!
I am happy to come across this video. I am working on my first book and I would like to have you as one of my reviewer. Thank you in anticipation @Lewis Howes
Hey Lewis, on the segment about narratives at 43:00 , do you believe narratives can be altered or changed? As I have a very similar narrative to Mihir. Many Thank for your input! U da man
Wow, I didn't know who Prof. Mihir Desai was until your show. He's definitely one of the best guests and teachers. So first, thank you so much for bring him in and introducing such a wonderful teacher to us, Lewis. Secondly, I have followed your showed for a long time and have been enjoying your work. It's my first time ever leaving comments on anyone's video but I think since you want to build up a brand as a principal in the School of "Greatness," you might appreciate some mindful feedback. Honestly, in this interview, Lewis didn't show up as the best and most respectful interviewer. Starting from the beginning while I was intrigued by Professor's intelligence and elegancy, I was shocked and disturbed by how you mispronounced your guest's name, your personal attack on his race and general assumption on Harvard students, etc.. Some of the questions and comments just felt out of alignment and underpreparation. We will just expect something kinder and wiser from you. I believe you probably didn't do it consciously but that's something to learn in this global world. Hope you take the feedback mindfully. Keep on the good work!!
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“Kindness and generosity” as the most important human qualities coming from a Harvard Professor of Finance. Boy! That gives me hope. I feel and so appreciate the deep wisdom and spirituality of Mr. Desai’s Indian heritage shining through. Thank you gentlemen ~
You're welcome, thank you for watching🧡
Why? He doesnt calls himself Master of the Universe nor is he a politican.
wow, I recently met Mihir at Harvard and know as professor but start realizing he is not only a finance expert but a wonderful emotional person too.
It always amazes me and fills my heart with pride when I see Indian people or people of Indian origin do well abroad and really make a name for themselves. Such a big moment for our Country when we look at such distinguished and accomplished people embossing our name on the world stage.
👍
So, you're a nationalist. That's good.
@@foroptHopefully this isn't meant in a negative way. When people always assume your country is bad, it's OK to be proud to see people from your country educating and improving it.
Don't assume he could be born American
Gangan style!
It's so obvious he is used to teaching, he explains complex information so easily! Love it
Lewis Howes you're the man Lewis. I recommended your channel to a client today and she loved it!
Its great to hear from a great professor views on empathy, humility, encouragement and how everyone can become great. Really appreciate it !!
I wish I was exposed to this 5 years ago… but maybe then I wouldn’t have been to absorb it… I’m happy I found it now. Thank you Lewis 🙏
The most down to earth talk on Finance I’ve heard.
Should read “the millionaire next door”!!
One of the most important guests with the most valuable information/perspectives/stories to share. Why is it so short?
All my best professors were best story tells. They make sure they breakdown complex concepts and theories into the simplest form that is relatable to the majority of the audience. Mihir's coherent and unassuming share is quite amazing.
Great takeaways from this inspiring conversation; (1) While we are not equally talented/gifted, it is our duty (not an option) to make the most of what you have given. (2) Don't stigmatise failure, accept that it happens and start on a clean slate. (3) The power of Generosity and kindness are generally underestimated in life. (4) Your biggest leverage is your reputation.
Mr. Howes. I love how in your videos you are a great listener. One of the greatest gifts you give us is how to listen. I’m sure you have this compendium of great useful knowledge that very few people have, yet you listen and listen and listen; it’s admirable that You’re not showing off your great stores of knowledge. I learn as much from your guest as I do from watching you listen.
Could listen to Mihir all day. His voice is so soothing
Yes, 😍
20 years in financial services tells me the Harvard professor knows what he's talking about. :-). It's easy to get started. Keep a part of everything you earn and invest it so it grows (Mihir mentioned index funds) and/or pays you money (Mihir mentioned treasuries). Make sure you are contributing to any company plan, at least enough to get the match. Learn as you go.
Three books to check out in addition to The Wisdom of Finance
Rich Dad, Poor Dad -mentioned in the show
The Richest Man in Babylon
The Millionaire Next Door
Way to expand the guest list Lewis.
how would one exactly invest in an index fund or purchase a bond? I know what they are, but don't know how to execute a transaction! appreciate your recommendations!
You will need an account to do the transaction in. Research more about index funds so that you know which fund(s) you want to invest in, Then you could open an online brokerage account or an account with a mutual fund family. This can normally be done in a few minutes online. You deposit funds to the account and then you can make a trade to purchase the investments you choose. Depending on the account and investments you can automate the deposit of additional funds and the purchase of additional shares. When you make regular purchases of an investment, you take advantage of something called dollar cost averaging. I'm sure you tiube can teach you all about that. Best of luck,
Rich Dad, Poor Dad should be in every school!! Great book.
Mike Forseth richest man in Babylon was such a good read!
Rich dad had some good insights for sure, but it's important to note that his advice if followed would have bankrupted anyone leveraged into risky real estate during the 2008 crash.
I have been watching most of all your podcasts including many of them on health, nutrition and Dave Asprey. Great questions and conversations. Keep doing such quality discussions .
Thank you for sharing the parable of talents in the bible and its in Matthew 25:14-30. This was all I needed to hear today. Thank you very much! I will be buying the book myself as I'm interested in Finance. Finance fascinated me, I just started learning Corporate Finance.
I always love the School of Greatness and this has to be one of the best guests. Super encouraging and soulful...and with a financial topic?! What a great guy.
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This was one of the best guests you've had in your podcast (personally)...Loved all the information. Keep up bringing spectacular individuals to share their wisdom with the rest of us!!!!
I think this guest was genius too and so well spoken
indeed
Bring him back for more topics!
What a great guy! It’s hard to get richer people to think of being in others shoes. Fantastic guy!! What an excellent example of a father and teacher!
Thanks for being real about Buffet
"Leverage on reputation". That's a great insight.
Lewis always shows with great people........... I am listening to your show with Bob Proctor every single day now for 9months.the School of Greatness is the best
Bob Proctors write out your goal card carry it, bathroom mirror ...60 days amazing changes ..little by little
Excellent video. Now I know more about mastering finance from a humble professor.
This is the kind of economist I would like to be - able to communicate the wisdom of economics to anyone.
Perfect timing, my next MBA class is Finance
Same here. Lol!
Wow, this has got to be one of my newest favorites. Such lively and engaging conversation, I could listen to him all day! Pretty awesome how this was five years ago. Much love from 2023!
Just bought this book *The Wisdom of Finance* on Audible .... love it!!
Rich dad poor dad was an eye opening for me. Would love to have this book and have my kids read your book.
Why that story of "the talents" was super deep. He is well versed, all-rounded.
40:58 kindness and generosity
simple things explained so simply.. humbling to come from Harvard prof..Thank you Mihir and Lewis..
You're welcome, thank you for watching🧡
What an intelligent individual. Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
Great teacher for sure. I can listen to him all day but to be honest I really like first 30 minutes of interview more than the rest.
I follow closely everything that is happening at Harvard Business School and really appreciate his interview , very powerful. Thanks Lewis ! Everything he said is right , I have young children and absolutely teach them this mindset if finance. It’s interesting because I also had a grandfather from Italy that kept a handwritten ledger as did his wife and my great aunt. My grandfather also taught me from an early age to look back in history and glean from history principles of finance and life. I also really appreciate how he blends a variety of stories, history and the Bible and convert to finance and leveraging resources ! Yes the story of the parables , exactly! I always say it to my clients and my kids how can we turn $1 in to $10 aka , talents , resources , gifts and so on. Wonderful interview !
Thank you for your presentation Mister Mihir Desai, I would like to translate it into a Spanish version. Millions of thank you!!!
Wow Amazing personality. Positive attitude ,empathy ,hardwork ,humility and skill this not just about finance, but qualities required to be successful person in life.. Enjoyed watching the video.
*Let me share a few things I learned from these 2 bro's and made notes of:*
1. *You don't know who is struggling with what, and what they're good at. Don't push too hard. People are incredible in different ways and you don't know, and you shouldn't pretend to know.* Filmpje
People remember stories!
Stories help people tell the world.
*Facts tell, stories tell*
2. Reputation gives you the right to do things you have no right to do (good reputation).
3. What does it mean to be smart? ATTITUDE & work ethic. Hard workers who are hungry & smart. That is really powerful
Facts tell, stories sell.
Rich dad poor dad is really basic but it does open your mind to many things….
I was just talking to a friend of mine about self-narratives, and how we balance those negative and positive aspects to come up with a working truth...and when it doesn't work--change it!
Lewis, I can't thank you enough.
Please do bring in more people from the educated elite (eg Harvard etc).
They have a lot of knowledge to share .
Many thanks again Lewis 👊
Dude ur the best interviewer ever. This was entertaining and educational at the same time
This video, like many of your others, has really resonated with me. It has simplified what previously seemed intimidating and difficult to understand: money management and its very basics.
This is a facinating way to promote any product online just like the guest is doing in the podcast. I don't buy these prompted books but the reason I am here is that because I want to master, how to sell?
Yes, storytelling is one of the most powerful tool.
👍
Buying this book for sure! Skill vs Luck....well said! Thank you, Professor! Nice, Lewis!
Appreciate you for listening. 🧡
One of the most important hidden gems of this channel 👏🏼♥️🙌🏼🙏🏼
Talent parable was really nice
Shed some light on some really great topics. When I was younger, I heard the story of the talents. I literally have heard it MANY times in church and never heard it spoken as money. I enjoyed it.
Great insights shared on life, finance and spirituality by @Mihir Desai and thanks to @Lewis Howes for bringing him and other great minds to the School of Greatness.
On the story of the talent he mentioned, the second was given 2 talents not 3 and that story do not only symbolises finance and gifts; it is also a foreshadow of what Heaven and Hell looks like, when you read it 'meditatively'.
Great referencing and relational storytelling
The story on bankruptcy is fascinating !
This discussion was like one of those great movies you see once a while. You get so absorbed in it that you don't know how time flew by till its over. Then you reflect on what you heard after it was all over.
A genuine biography from Professor Mihir Desai on the core values of Finance and well covered by Lewis Howes
Thanks for being here!
This Prof. is really smart.
Very interesting that he chose Pride and Prejudice. Sense and Sensibility has a similar perspective on the economics of marriage.
Financial education at all levels of our educational system, ie, age appropriate curriculum is really important.
This is the first video of yours I felt interested to listen to. Excellent guest.
I am adding this video to My Reach Elite Process!
You're definitely the realest one in the territory of podcasting and self improvement. Great guests and great questions make for great dialogue. Helped me a ton
Thanks for another wonderful talk Lewis! Didn't expect a Finance professor to have a 'story telling' style.
thanks Mihir Desai
I really like Mihir’s story, approach, perspective and background. It’s much different than the usual western people nowadays. Culture is a huge thing to me and Mihir spoke to me in a special way, very transparent. That is a rare quality. I like the way he formatted his book, too. Super intriguing.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I love how often these wonderful videos are being released.. feels like my week is filled with Lewis & Co. goodness :D Keep it up!
Those are some of the most beautiful, graceful hands I have ever seen. I am enchanted. And inspired. Thanks for another great talk, Lewis! Keep 'em coming! "All you need is love." ;)
Awesomesauce!!!
What a great choice to interview Mihir Desai....thank you, Lewis, for another great one!!! Love your podcasts.
one of the best interviews i have watched very interesting person. practical and informative.
yes, please on the kids book version!!
Buying the book now!
Great interview, I really like how he described how people can use debt to their advantage very informative and I also like that he wasn't stuffy like others in the Educational finance world.
Thank you!
Well done Mihir Desai. Well done Lewish Howes. Well done internet.
Great video! I appreciate the valuable insights and information shared in this presentation. Learning is a never-ending process, and your content is helping us stay ahead of the curve.
Thank you so much for watching!
what an amazing speaker!!! best talk i have seen so far on your show!
An uplifting and insightful interview. One that I'll cherish and discuss with my children. Well done!
Thank you so much for your feedback 🙂
This show is powerful. Like all the others. Shout out from SA!
Just listened to greatest stuff on earth👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
Appreciate you and your support🧡
literature guy love him love him the humanities guy thats why he is so special
I learned a lot from this guy, thanks for sharing prof Mihir Desai
You're welcome, thank you for watching🧡
LOVED THE FINAL MESSAGE ABT What is greatness!!!
Unshakeable by Tony Robbins is a great book too! He also talks about index funds.
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Thanks for the tip, I will have to check it out!
Im sure so many people skipped over this and it's a shame, stay woke. This interview was amazing. Thanks Lewis! I'll be supporting this man by following him and buying his book.
he is very humble. thanks for the podcast!
amazing questions were asked, actually!
Lewis Howes and the advice to start exercising the options came at the right time of my life. Such a simple and yet powerful idea
I'm sitting here on a Saturday night in the Oktober of 2020 and enjoying this soo much! Thanks!
Incredibly talented guy and great communicator!
Thank you so much for your kind words ❤️
thank you
You're welcome,thank you for being here 💜
Financial Literacy is one important subject that is missing in children curriculum in several countries (including USA and other advanced countries). It is a big vacuum and people like Mihir should fill that void by providing children friendly books for middle and high school students.
This has been life changing. Thank you.
What a good one! So excited about it! Keep it up Lewis👍🏻
Great interview!!! I feel this one has put fire in My behind to go ahead and take a chance and exploit the possibilities and talents given to me. Thank you !!
I am happy to come across this video. I am working on my first book and I would like to have you as one of my reviewer. Thank you in anticipation @Lewis Howes
Hey Lewis, on the segment about narratives at 43:00 , do you believe narratives can be altered or changed? As I have a very similar narrative to Mihir. Many Thank for your input! U da man
He really paraphrased the parable. But I enjoyed the interview. Will have to watch it again.
I love this video. Looking forward to reading your book Mihir! Thank you both!
You're welcome🧡
Wow, I didn't know who Prof. Mihir Desai was until your show. He's definitely one of the best guests and teachers. So first, thank you so much for bring him in and introducing such a wonderful teacher to us, Lewis. Secondly, I have followed your showed for a long time and have been enjoying your work. It's my first time ever leaving comments on anyone's video but I think since you want to build up a brand as a principal in the School of "Greatness," you might appreciate some mindful feedback. Honestly, in this interview, Lewis didn't show up as the best and most respectful interviewer. Starting from the beginning while I was intrigued by Professor's intelligence and elegancy, I was shocked and disturbed by how you mispronounced your guest's name, your personal attack on his race and general assumption on Harvard students, etc.. Some of the questions and comments just felt out of alignment and underpreparation. We will just expect something kinder and wiser from you. I believe you probably didn't do it consciously but that's something to learn in this global world. Hope you take the feedback mindfully. Keep on the good work!!
I enjoyed this one a lot. Tremendous value. The guy is very likable
When I say I put the video on pause & ran to find that book! 🏃♀️
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@@lewishowes I found the book and finished the video btw, I noticed your videos on at my mom's house too lol and I did not show her hahaha
Very prestigous guest. Lewis, want to see more Harvard professors on yr show.
This man is filled with wisdom. Appreciate this content.
Thank you for sharing this.
You're welcome, thank you for being here 🧡
Hey, Lewis Howes, when are we going to interview Derek Hough??!!? ☺☺☺
Mihir is a very good Man.. It's nice to meet him.