Join us for a deep-dive conversation with Alex Østergaard, asset manager for SWISS, a publicly listed property investment firm rooted in the values of Austrian economics, low time preference, and radical personal responsibility.
Alex didn’t go to college - he studied Human Action instead. Raised on a steady diet of Mises, Rothbard, and Maltz (via his father's Sunday school-style “Gentleman’s Club”), Alex shares how applying sound theory - rather than chasing trends - shaped everything from his mindset to the long-term structure of the investment firm that his father co-founded and Alex is invested in.
In this episode, we explore:
Why “to know and not to do is really not to know”
The power of studying original thinkers vs. academic gatekeepers
Why Switzerland remains a true safe haven in a volatile world
What it means to build a business where you manage your own money first
And how to develop an operating system for life that outlasts any economic cycle
If you're serious about freedom, wealth that lasts, and using better ideas to build a better life—this one’s for you.
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