How do you know if you're really winning at investing?

Your portfolio might be up this year, but in a world where money is losing value at 10% annually, even positive returns could mean you're falling behind.

But there's a number that changes everything - your personal hurdle rate. It's the crucial metric that helps you to know if you're actually getting ahead - or just keeping afloat.

In this episode, we break down:

• How to calculate your personal hurdle rate (the return you actually need to win)
• The exact framework Goose & Gabi use to define and exceed their targets
• Strategies to beat your hurdle rate using leverage and market timing effectively

See you on the inside!

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