Energy: We Finally Learned That Leverage...

We're moving over to a new show! Here's a sneak peek of what to expect when Motley Fool Money goes daily on January 5, 2022. Subscribe here on Spotify Subscribe here on Apple Podcasts 

Nick, Emily, Jason, and Dylan get together to talk through the companies they've learned the most from, the stocks they've sold recently (and why!) and also where you can catch all of them with The Motley Fool's new audio offering in 2022. Stocks: MELI, SHOP, GME, BBY Check out m ... Show More

In this last iteration of Industry Focus Consumer Goods (don’t worry - we’re just moving to Motley Fool Money!), Emily Flippen and Asit Sharma revisit their 2021 consumer goods basket as well as reflect on lessons learned from investing in the industry at large. Stocks: Grocery O ... Show More

Want to push towards success? Then take this one to heart. Everyone makes mistakes, but what you do with those mistakes is what makes you. Stop dwelling on them and use them as an example of what not to do again. Not one leader will tell you they’ve had everything go perfectly an ... Show More

When someone makes a mistake, learn what to say to make them feel better. 

Today we’ll learn some common mistakes with the words a, an, and the. These are some of the most frequently used words, so you want to be sure you’re using them correctly. I’ll teach you about 5 mistakes English learners often make. If you want to fix your English mistakes fast, ... Show More

Welcome to the Investing for Beginners podcast. In today’s show we discuss: The list of common mistakes that beginning investors can make Avoiding these mistakes can go help us go a long way to our goals All of the common mistakes are easily avoided, once we are familiar with the ... Show More

We all have our regrets...or do we? Marie Forleo’s surprising answer to “what do you wish you’d known sooner?” https://www.marieforleo.com/blog/if-i-only-knew If you could avoid all your mistakes, you’d miss everything you learned from them. @MarieForleo 

Millions of dollars worth of mistakes happen just because people often don't listen well. Learn time-tested techniques to practice effective listening. 

Mistakes are part of language learning... and part of life! Remember that with the word mistake, we always say: “I made a mistake” and never “I did a mistake.” But what are some DIFFERENT phrases native English speakers use to admit mistakes and promise to resolve them? That's wh ... Show More