Chance got involved with Bitcoin early, when it was valued at around US$100 a coin. It was one of his first investments when he bought his first batch of around five or six coins and watched as they continued to grow.

He named his most annoying investment ever was buying cryptocurrency and Bitcoin, and described the pain of seeing it crash. He still holds some Ripple because he simply hates selling it at a loss.

As Andrew Sherman has so much experience in the space of businesses, selling businesses and intellectual property and other types of property rights, our host thought it would be a great opportunity for his guest to go through some of the mistakes people have made in this arena that he has seen over the years. Enjoy!

Todd made his first and worst investment when he fresh out of college. Holding a fine résumé for a new graduate, he had been the manager for campus businesses. It was the mid-1990s and he had read the book In Search of Excellence by Tom Peters.

Will met the publisher of a local weekly newspaper who was also the public relations representative for his native American tribe in Tacoma because he said he could get all kinds of tickets and Will wanted to take his daughter to see the Seattle Seahawks American football team play in the Super Bowl for the second time in its history.