Bill Perkins
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Oct 29, 2026
Bill PerkinsGUEST
MARK BLYTH, JR.: I wanted this app for me to tell me what to do.
Bill PerkinsGUEST
Like, you know how I have a chef and they tell me what to eat? I wanted a thing like, Bill, go on a boat trip.
Bill PerkinsGUEST
After the boat trip, you're going to Vietnam.
Bill PerkinsGUEST
Camp this trail, hike here, stay in this hut.
Libby LangleyHOST
It's not tangible, right? You can't KPI it, but it's really, really important.
Libby LangleyHOST
And then, oh, there's so many, but then the last one that I've read really recently, actually, is Die With Zero by Bill Perkins.
Libby LangleyHOST
And this one's, this is a financial book, but it's about having enough money to have the retirement that you want, But also whilst also spending perhaps more now to enjoy the life that you're actually living rather than saving everything for retirement, thinking you might have to pay for a care home in your 80s.
Libby LangleyHOST
Well, you know, we might not live that long.
Justin MalekHOST
Number six, consider reading Die With Zero.
Justin MalekHOST
This book by Bill Perkins comes up frequently in these conversations.
Justin MalekHOST
One idea it raises is that people with annuities or other guaranteed income tend to spend more freely than those living off a nest egg, simply because they're less afraid of touching their savings.
Justin MalekHOST
It also points out that spending can slow down around age 75 as the energy and desire to go out and do things may fade.
Paul ChapmanHOST
Today, we're discussing power demand, the US natural gas markets, satellites for commodity trading intelligence, and the momentification of everything.
Paul ChapmanHOST
Our guest is Bill Perkins, founder of a variety of companies, including Skylar, the commodities hedge fund, Simmax, a satellite intelligence company, author, and well-known commodities personality.
Paul ChapmanHOST
As always, you can really support the show by leaving us a positive review on the platform you're listening on.
Paul ChapmanHOST
And as always, I hope you enjoy the episode.
Jim DahleGUEST
And you've got to find something real in your life to spend your time and money on.
Doc GHOST
This is why I actually would love to be Bill Perkins' financial advisor and see if his balances have ever gone down.
Jim DahleGUEST
Yeah, I don't know if they have or not.
Jim DahleGUEST
I think very few people have their balances going down the last four or five years.
John MasonHOST
That's why you work with a financial planner who can help show you that and stress test the portfolio and show you that, yes, you can do these things today.
John MasonHOST
And I know the audience knows that Tommy and I read Die With Zero by Bill Perkins.
John MasonHOST
I don't think dying with zero is necessarily where we wanna be, but a similar concept of bringing some enjoyment forward, helping people today.
John MasonHOST
And I anchor in that book too.
Bob LaiHOST
I'm bringing up all these old names, the old G. Carl and his wife now are spending more, right? Like trying to be a more balanced approach.
Bob LaiHOST
You have the Bill Perkins book, Die With Zero, talking about, you know, the memory dividends and all that stuff.
Bob LaiHOST
So we seem to be more toward, it's okay to save, but it's also okay to spend a little bit.
Bob LaiHOST
Are you kind of morphing into that approach as well? Or are you still kind of on your own way of, hey, we need to watch how much we're spending? Well, we decided to move forward.
Darius MirshahzadehHOST
Especially if they're charismatic, if it's author read for a audio book, it makes a massive difference in how the book's ingested.
Darius MirshahzadehHOST
So for an example of that is I'm listening to Bill Perkins book, Die With Zero.
Darius MirshahzadehHOST
I'm almost done with the book right now.
Darius MirshahzadehHOST
He's a great narrator.
Bill PerkinsGUEST
auto die with zero i wanted this app for me to tell me what to do Like, you know, I have a chef and they tell me what to eat.
Bill PerkinsGUEST
I want to think like, Bill, go on a boat trip.
Bill PerkinsGUEST
After the boat trip, you're going to Vietnam.
Bill PerkinsGUEST
Camp this trail.
Ben CarlsonHOST
It's hard to see it go down.
Ben CarlsonHOST
Like Bill Perkins, the Daiwa Zero guy, he says, actually, your net worth should peak when you're in your mid-50s, right? To your point, start spending it a little earlier.
Ben CarlsonHOST
But that's really hard for people.
Ben CarlsonHOST
when they have all these unknowns.
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