A Foolish Interview with
TMFMileHigh
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| The Fool: | How do you define success? |
| TMFMileHigh: | Making enough money doing what I love to let the family live comfortably. |
| The Fool: | What has been your best work experience, and what made it so great? |
| TMFMileHigh: | Writing for the Fool. It's an intellectually engaging assignment, and my colleagues are also my teachers. I'm blessed. |
| The Fool: | Tell us about your greatest personal success, not necessarily finance related. |
| TMFMileHigh: | This one is easy: Marrying my wife and watching my kids grow. Nothing is better. |
| The Fool: | In what way would society be different if bears had become the dominant sentient species? |
| TMFMileHigh: | Extra long lunches during the winters, and a thriving New York Honey Exchange. |
| The Fool: | To what extent has your financial success, or lack thereof, been the result of luck versus skill? |
| TMFMileHigh: | I've had more than my shares of luck in stocks, but I'd also like to think we would have enjoyed a multibagger if Disney hadn't taken out Marvel too early. |
| The Fool: | What's been your best investment to date, and how did you discover it? |
| TMFMileHigh: | Our house. We happened by the development and waited in line for two days in the freezing cold for the right to buy a slab of mud, but now we're in a home that fits us well, financed on a very cheap 15-year loan. We should be mortgage-free by the time our eldest reaches college. |
| The Fool: | What celebrity or public figure do you most resemble? |
| TMFMileHigh: | James Spader, but with spectacles. |
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