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Books by Ray Dalio mentioned on podcasts
Ray Dalio's books have appeared across multiple podcasts to explore economic history, asset allocation, and leadership principles. On Honestly with Bari Weiss, Brian Armstrong noted that Dalio's Changing World Order influenced his thinking and reflected some of his own comments. ChooseFI featured Frank discussing Principles while researching portfolio diversification and historical precursors like the permanent portfolio. On All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg, Friedberg was asked about his alignment with Dalio's views on the decline of empires and the potential winding down of U.S. supremacy. The hosts of All-In also referenced Dalio's book regarding how successful countries improve their economies through education. Modern Wisdom host Chris anticipated interviewing Dalio and called Principles a great book. On On Purpose with Jay Shetty, Jay Shetty discussed Changing World Order and highlighted the significance of compiling guidance in Principles, while Dalio explained the 500 years of historical patterns he studied for Changing World Order.
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Principles
Principles by Ray Dalio is a practical guide to decision-making, life management, and systematic economics based on the author's decades of experience running Bridgewater Associates.
Recommended“Principles is the first one that I ever read, but then I watched all of your your videos on your YouTube channel, which explain it in animated ways.”
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Principles for Dealing with the Changing World Order
Principles for Dealing with the Changing World Order by Ray Dalio is an economic and historical analysis that examines the rise and fall of major empires through long-term cycles of debt, economic shifts, and geopolitical power.
Recommended“Ray Doo's Book Changing World Order you hear some of the ideas reflected in my comments today”
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Changing World Order
The Changing World Order by Ray Dalio examines the rise and fall of nations by analyzing big historical cycles in economics, debt, and geopolitical power.
Discussed“this one here on the front of your book, The Changing World Order, happens roughly every 80 years.”
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How Countries Go Broke
How Countries Go Broke by Ray Dalio is an analytical examination of currency debt markets, historical economic cycles, and national financial collapses.
Discussed“this week Ry is releasing a new book called how countries go broke in which he analyzes and shares his studies on this particular topic and I'm really excited for Ry to join me here uh today”
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