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Sep 20, 2026
RWH072: The Making of A Money Master w/ Rob Vinall
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William GreenHOST
I mean, I remember you saying to me when we spoke, I think back in June, that when you needed information, when you were at Cambridge, you literally would cycle to the library.

Rob VinallGUEST
The one is sort of the research process and the other is sort of, you know, the writing process, although of course the two are connected.

Rob VinallGUEST
In terms of research, it kind of makes me feel a little bit old when you put it like that, but it was really the case that I was probably one of the luckiest people in the planet studying in Cambridge because I was close to one of the largest libraries in the world.

Rob VinallGUEST
But to get to information, I would still have to get on a bike and it was about a 15-minute ride to get to the university library.

Rob VinallGUEST
And from there, you would order a book and it would probably take about an hour for it to find its way to you to the extent someone else hadn't already sort of borrowed it before you.
1 HR 33 MINS LATER

William GreenHOST
How does that apply to you? How do you see your life's work and the future of it and what it is you're trying to build and create?