#174 with Andrew Wilkinson - How to Network with Billionaires, Andrew and Sam's Recent Investments, & A Better Investor Than Buffett

Hey everyone we have a special episode with Andrew Wilkinson. Um, I'm gonna tell you about him in a second. I think you're gonna like this episode, but I have a huge favor. So look, Sean and I, we spent a ton of time preparing for this podcast. Uh like hours, tens of hours a week, uh twenty, thirty hours a week. preparing just for these two episodes. And I know it sounds like we're

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