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Trailer: Entrepreneurship & Economics with David Rosenberg from Rosenberg Research

8 Jan 2026 · 1 min

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In this brief trailer excerpt from the Gensler Wealth Unlimited podcast, host SPEAKER A introduces David Rosenberg, president and chief economist/strategist at Rosenberg Research. Rosenberg emphasizes that time is a scarce resource and urges entrepreneurs to pursue ventures they are passionate about and that offer unique value unavailable elsewhere. He underscores the necessity of a clear value proposition for both success and survival. Rosenberg also outlines a simple economic cycle framework—recessions lead to expansions, bull markets to bear markets, and vice‑versa—highlighting the inevitability of market cycles. He stresses the importance of having a contingency plan (Plan B), noting that while business questions remain constant, the answers evolve over time. The overall tone is conversational and motivational, with a confident, slightly urgent sentiment about making purposeful choices in entrepreneurship and navigating economic cycles.

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Welcome, everyone, to the Gensler Wealth Unlimited podcast. What a great time to be speaking with David Rosenberg, president and chief economist and strategist at Rosenberg Research.
Life is short. Time is our most critical resource, and you don't want to be wasting it on something that you just don't have a passion for. You have to provide something that people can't get somewhere else. That's ultimately the most critical thing, not just for. For success, but also for survival. I know people say to me all the time, boy, you know, Rosenberg, you're the boy who pride wolf. To which I say, yeah, but the wolf does show up at the end of the story. You don't have the supply demand framework. Well, you know, you don't have a compass. Every recession is followed by expansion. Every bull market's followed by a bear market. Every bear market's followed by a bull market. My friends, it's just the cycle. I realized that if you don't have a plan B, you don't have a plan. And that's what I love about this business, is that the questions are always the same, but it's the answers that change.