Legendary investor. Co-founder of the Quantum Fund with George Soros. The man who went around the world twice on a motorcycle and a car.
Co-founder of the Quantum Fund with George Soros. Returned 4,200% over ten years. Wrote Investment Biker and Adventure Capitalist after traveling through 116 countries. Now based in Singapore, raising two daughters and still investing globally. The first guest on Pale Blue Nexus after 17 years of correspondence.
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The most important thing to learn is what you love. And it's hard sometime to figure out what you love the most. But young people should figure out what they love the most. And they should pursue that. It does not matter what it is. If you want to be a farmer, be a farmer. I mean, if that's what you love, you're going to be successful and excited and have a good life.
Jim Rogers, on pursuing what you love
I found it by accident. You know, I thought I was going to go to law school and be a lawyer. Thank goodness I stumbled onto Wall Street, but it was purely an accident. I got a summer job there because I happened to like the guy and fell in love with Wall Street because it was a place they would pay me to know what was going on in the world.
Jim Rogers, on finding Wall Street by accident
And they pay me. Oh my gosh, they pay me. You know, if you do it well, they pay you a lot of money. So, for me, investing is a wonderful way to spend your time.
Jim Rogers, on why investing is a wonderful way to spend your time
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