Widen Your Investing Scope Of Awareness

This morning I watched this Luke Gromen interview.

I felt extremely alert as I listen to him discuss things that pushed against certain beliefs or opinions that I had.

I could feel the scope of my awareness widening to include more possibilities regarding how I should conduct my portfolio.

Over the years I have exposed myself to ideas, opinions and beliefs from others such as Luke Gromen however just the exposure alone is not enough.

When we expose yourselves to information and listen from a "I agree" "I disagree" way we limit the amount of new awareness we could experience.

It's best to listen while withholding judgement then once you have heard everything ask yourself questions like:

"What is the speaker meaning?"

"If what the speaker says is true then what would result for...?"

"What would I be wrong or right about if what the speaker says is true?"

The more detached you can be from right and wrong polarization and questioning various ideas with curiosity the greater chance you will have to widen your investing scope of awareness.

Here's another great interview to widen your scope of awareness by listening to Louis-Vincent Gave on today's MarcroVoice's podcast.

Years of listening to people smarter than myself explain their viewpoints of the world and how to invest in it has allowed me to understand more, feel more confident, fall for less scams or lies and overall help me to swim as a small fish in the deep shark invested waters of the financial markets.