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A Billionaire’s Guide To Healing Your Mind And Extending Your Life - Christian Angermayer

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But I do personally think it's the best thing I've ever done in my whole life. Full stop. And I was like, look, you're clearly insane. Like I'm I've never drank air da and I'm not gonna touch an illegal drug. But the biggest interference is death. It's not my I don't choose the time, I don't choose like and we need to change that.

My guest today is a friend. But he's also Most definitely the most interesting human being I have ever encountered in my life. He's an entrepreneur. He's an investor. But he's also just a really nice guy. And he's invested and started companies in some of the most fascinating industries from psychedelics to space tech to artificial intelligence to cryptocurrencies to fintech. You name it, he's in there. In fact

He's the single biggest investor slash driving force behind the whole psychedelics industry, which is currently trying to cure mental health disorders. This is Undoubtedly. The most interesting person I know. And I think this is the type of podcast where you're going to demand a part two. Because we spoke for two hours, and even I was left feeling that I was only scratching the surface and that I wanted to know more. The man I'm talking about is Christian Angermeyer. And I genuinely believe he's going to become, if he isn't already One of Europe's most important investors and entrepreneurs. In the same way that people praise Elon Musk for all the work he's done in the US, I think he's Europe's answer to Elon Musk.

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