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Here's what I've got so far for questions for Charlie. Am I missing anything? Any particularly good ones?pic.twitter.com/4nzNBbRcLj
Dude, this is very cool. Kudos to you for going after it. Nice cold email, too. A specific ask in the amount of time you’d want with him might help. Just a thought.
I should've thought of that, d'oh!
Lukewarm. I sent him a book and his secretary thanked me for it. He seemed to quote a part of it afterwards in an interview, so he may have actually read it.
Haha, you are right.
Ideas: - Munger is 96. Instead of "another, better interview," use his age to create urgency: "The world hasn't seen your best interview yet, and you don't have many left!" - "Uninspiring journalists" seems like an unnecessary shot. Focus on the positives of your proposal.
- Paint the picture: "Imagine bringing Poor Charlie's Almanack to life: the consummate Charlie Munger interview, forever captured in the annals of the Internet." - Extend that thought by talking about how future generations won't be exposed to his wisdom due to media evolution.
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