I had the pleasure of interviewing Mohnish Pabrai for episode #11 of the Circle of Competence podcast. In this wide-ranging conversation, we covered concepts far and wide:
- reflections on internal 'mapping' and what makes each one of us 'tick'
- 'entrepreneurship as arbitrage'
- Mohnish's early days of entrepreneurship with TransTech and his best investment ever
- Mohnish's investment framework
- Mohnish's lessons learned in 2020
- Mohnish's book list
- Mohnish's amazing work with the Dakshana Foundation, which seeks to invest in the education of promising youth in India and 'break the shackles of poverty permanently.'
I'd highly recommend checking out his personal website, Chai with Pabrai, for all of his book recommendations, past interviews, and books he's authored. Mohnish is a wealth of information when it comes to investing and business history and this episode clearly illustrated his ability to adapt over time, digest huge amounts of information, and make clear decisions based on available data. I hope you enjoy this one as much as I did!
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