Greg Steinmetz discusses his book 'The Richest Man Who Ever Lived' and the lessons investors can learn from the life of Jakob Fugger. He emphasizes the importance of being indispensable and patient in investing. Steinmetz also shares insights from his career as an analyst at Sequoia Fund, highlighting the value of long-term thinking and the challenges of investing in today's market. He discusses the role of historical storytelling in his writing and the balance between providing actionable advice and entertaining readers. Steinmetz gives a preview of his upcoming book on Andrew Mellon and the ideological clash between laissez-faire and big government.

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