This is one heck of a book. Ia enjoyed it so why did you decide now to write this now was his restless joe syndrome or something more you wanted to say . But why now . Thank you for this interview. But now it was written to let young entrepreneurs know how hard it can be and how rewarding it can be so that it offers encouragement for people to think if i want to start my own business i also wanted to do it before i got too old and didnt remember from when the sec dictated to the New York Stock Exchange to get rid of commissions and go through all the technology that was the Inflection Point of the Financial Service industry subpoena with the human aspect to it. The harder you work the luckier you get is it tongueincheek or do you believe that quick. I really do believe that. That happened to me so many times. Somebody else put the phrase together but as i was talk to people of Simon Schuster here is a problem we work so hard the harder you work the luckier you get it sounded like it sh
Told. The first question is, why did you decide to write this now . Is it restless joe syndrome . Was there something more he wanted to say . What motivated you to do this now . Let me say thanks for this interview first of all. Now, it was written to appeal to entrepreneurs so let them know how hard it can be and how rewarding it can be. It offers encouragement to say if i want to start my own business, i should do it, the other thing i wanted to do before i got too old and didnt remember everything because looking at this change from when they dictated the new york stock exchange, think it rid of fixed dimensions and going through of the technology was an inflection and our Financial Service industry and i wanted to tell the story from the inside so people could see a human aspect to it. The harder you work, the luckier you get, is not tongueincheek or he really believe that . I really, really believe it because it happened to me so many times. I think sam cold was the first one that
Authors about their latest work. All after words programs are also available as podcasts. Host show, thank you for being with us here today. It is a heck of a book. Really enjoyed it. It is a gripping story and well told. I guess my first question is why did you decide to write this now, is it restless joe ricketts syndrome or was there something thathat you moore wanted to sayt this point, what motivated you to want to do this now . Guest i tell you now it was written to appeal to entrepreneurs to let them know how hard it can be and how rewarding it can be so that it offers an encouragement to people to think if i want to start my own business, i should do it. The other thing i wanted to do before i got too old and dont remember everything is because looking at this chain should from when the fcc dictated the New York Stock Exchange to get rid of the fixed commissions. It was a reflection point in the Financial Service industry and i wanted to tell the story from the inside so people
Joe thank you for being with us today. Its one heck of a book i really enjoyed it. Its a gripping story so the first question is why do you decide to write this now . Is there something more you wanted to say at this point . So to let young entrepreneurs know how hard it can be and how rewarding it can be. Really offers and encouragement and the other thing i wanted to do before i got to hold and didnt remember everything is looking at this change that the sec dictated to get rid of fixed commissions wires and Inflection Point and i wanted to tell the story to see the human aspect. So the harder that you work is that tongueincheek . I really did believe it i believe sam goal and put that phrase together but of course its in the book time and time again the harder you work the luckier luckier you get just came out. There was an amazing amount of hard work he went through and somebody who has written a lot about the financial industry and the story that you tell about building ameritrade
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