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My First Million · July 17, 2026 · 1h 2m
Ray Dalio: The principles that made me a billionaire
Sam Parr and Shaan Puri sit down with Ray Dalio, founder of Bridgewater Associates, to explore his life principles, investing philosophy, and the lessons that shaped his success. Dalio shares stories from his early failures, the traits that separate top performers, and his framework for understanding global markets. The conversation covers pain and progress, hiring, gold, bubbles, and the meaning of money, anchored by Dalio's deep conviction in radical truth and transparency.
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References
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Principles: Life and Work — Ray Dalio (2017) — Core framework for his approach to decision-making and management
Misc
✧Ray Dalio started out as a caddy listening to stock tips from wealthy golfers.
✧He once hit rock bottom and rebuilt from that failure.
✧He briefly entertains the topic of aliens during the chat.
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