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Now onto this week’s issue…

• I used to dress terribly. When I had kids, I basically gave up on looking good and took “athleisure” a little too seriously. I wore a uniform of a Patagonia jacket, black t-shirt, and black jeans. I didn’t look terrible, but I didn’t look particularly good either. I never put any effort into my appearance and as a result I noticed my self-esteem started to slip.
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  A couple years ago, I did something that sounds ridiculously expensive, but isn’t. I hired a personal stylist. Basically, I sent her a bunch of photos of me, then each quarter she’d send me a whole bunch of outfits and tell me how and when to wear them. For a couple hundred bucks, it really leveled up my style.
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  Over time, I graduated to the point where I felt confident choosing my own outfits and started buying my own clothes again. But I noticed something.
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  I’d get into clothing ruts. I’d end up wearing the same sorts of outfits, or sometimes I’d get stuck. What kind of shirt goes with khakis again?
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  The other day, I tried something. I uploaded a photo of the outfit I was wearing to ChatGPT and asked: “Help me make this outfit better.”
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  It filled the screen with ideas.
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  “Try wearing it with a pair of brown desert boots, a stainless steel watch, and a pair of black sunglasses, with your hair a bit more casual.”
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  Suddenly, my outfit was upgraded. My girlfriend even noticed.
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  For the last week, I’ve been doing this every day. I’ll throw on a pair of pants or something and start asking for suggestions to go with specific outfits, or feedback on color combos—something I’ve always struggled with.
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  Who knew we all had a personal stylist in our pockets? So cool!

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• My Vision Pro has been collecting dust on my kitchen island for the last few months. I’ll admit, I wasn’t a fan when I first got one. To be honest, I’m still not. Until recently, the only use case I could see using it for was watching movies on planes
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  That is, until I tried Spacial FaceTime. Basically, you put on the Vision Pro, call a few friends on FaceTime, then tap a button to put it into “Spatial” mode.
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  I was sitting in my living room and suddenly, on the couch across from me, my friend Faisal’s ghostly head and ethereal body appeared. Sure, he looked like a very highly rendered video game character, but it was unmistakably him. Then Chris joined. Again, a perfect digital representation.
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  What astounded me the most was the eyes. It’s just insane. They move around perfectly, and you can make full natural eye contact with the people around you as you talk. It felt so much more personal than a Zoom call. We actually ended up hanging out and talking in my living room for almost an hour, and when I took off the headset I was shocked to realize that…I was sitting alone in my empty living room. My brain freaked out. It felt like they were there. Sure, they were weird ethereal ghosts, but it really felt like we were all sitting in the room together.
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  I can see so many amazing use cases for this. Hanging out with my kids or girlfriend virtually when I’m on the road. Playing board games with friends. Eventually, I’m sure there will be incredible ping-pong and tennis games. Imagine a virtual bar or social hangout where you can just walk up to people and start conversations. I think this could actually be a bit of a breakthrough—it just feels so much less lonely than texting and so much more intimate than a Zoom, where you’re just a box on a screen and you can’t make eye contact.
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  It’s not quite there yet. This future is coming in a few years, but it was a really amazing taste of what’s to come. I highly recommend you go check it out (you need the latest version 1.1 OS and to redo your Persona).

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• For years, I’ve been searching for the perfect pair of mens jeans. I’m happy to announce I’ve found my perfect match.
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  Most jeans are either groin-crushing, too stiff, too hot, or shrink unpredictably. After trying way, way too many (Japanese denim you have to hand wash, designer brands, Levis, custom made), I’ve settled on Duer jeans. They look like normal jeans, but they feel like sweatpants. Insanely comfortable, stretchy, and cozy, without looking like a schmoe. Thanks to my friend Ben Moore for the recommendation.

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• If you’re an investor in a lot of businesses, funds, and asset classes, keeping track of it all is a pain in the butt. In the past, my team has used Excel and it’s been a nightmare. They’d spend hours each month manually updating values and it was a pain to keep up.
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  We recently switched to Kubera. Yes, there’s a bunch of ridiculously expensive solutions out there like Addepar. But want to know a secret? Addepar costs $100,000 a year. Kubera basically does the same thing and costs about $12/mo. It’s kind of insane.
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  TLDR: It’s a dashboard that shows you the current value (day-to-day) of all of your assets, presenting you with a breakdown of your current net worth, your investable cash position, and your assets broken down by class. It’s really great and has saved us a ton of time and money

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• Ketosis is when your body switches from running on glucose (blood sugar) to ketones (fat). But to get there, takes days. You basically have to either starve yourself (prolonged fasting) or eat a ridiculously high fat (keto) diet, but people say it feels incredible. Many report feeling cognitively sharper and more focused, with lower anxiety and more consistent energy.
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  I’ve tried Keto diets and fasting in the past, and I’ve loved the feeling, but I find it difficult to do regularly. So, for the past few years I’ve been experimenting with taking what are called exogenous ketones. Essentially, they are “ketone bodies”—the things your body produces when it’s burning fat in ketosis—except you’re taking them orally. They immediately put you into a state of ketosis for 2-4 hours.
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  I’ve been really enjoying Delta-G Tactical Ketones. I take them maybe once a week, but they are a great way to quickly get into the zone. (Note: they are 170 calories, so consume wisely and you want to avoid eating before/after taking them for a few hours.)

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That’s all for this week…but one more thing. If you’re enjoying this, can you do me a favor and forward it to a friend? Thanks.

-Andrew

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