Jim Rogers | Adventure Capitalist “The Indiana Jones of Investing”

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“One thing about the world, it’s always changing.” – Jim Rogers Today’s guest on the Art of Adventure podcast is the incredible Jim Rogers, the Indiana Jones of investing. He is the author of The Investment Biker, wherein the legendary investor gives his advice in investing in other countries. Jim made the big move from NYC to Singapore a few years back mainly because he wanted his children to learn and speak Mandarin and he views Singapore as the most important global hub of commerce. In this episode, Jim shares his experience in investing abroad, particularly in China. He also shares his interesting stories of getting into war countries and facing bribery. When he was young, he wanted to see and experience it all, so when he had the money, he went out to see the world and that was when his adventure began. What you’ll learn in this episode: How to see if a country is worth investing in Driving through war zones Who to talk to, and find the right people to connect with in other countries How to observe the world to understand investment potential Jim Roger's secrets to investing success What it was like moving his family to Singapore from New York Quotes: “You have to constantly work on whatever you think is right.” – Jim Rogers “You’ll never truly know enough to make an investment.” – Jim Rogers “If you listen to conventional wisdom, you’re probably going to lose money.” – Jim Rogers "Adventure is easier with money" – Jim Rogers Continue the Adventure: Jim Rogers You might also like these episodes: (More epic road trips!) Ashe Oro | Building The World We Want – Blockchain and Crytocurrency AOA 157 | Mike Spencer Bown | The World’s Most Traveled Man AOA 060 | Dave Cornthwaite | Say Yes To Adventure AOA 067 | Matt Prior | Adventure Academy AOA 130 | Anne-Laure Carruth | Shifting Sands: Circumnavigating the Mediterranean by Land Rover AOA 131 | Fabian Dittrich | How To Run A Nomad Company