In the fourth episode of "Power, Wealth or Purpose?" Oscar interviews entrepreneur and scientist Peer Ederer. Peer's impressive career includes studying at Sofia University in Tokyo, working as a trader at Deutsche Bank, pursuing an MBA at Harvard, joining McKinsey, starting a business in the “new economy”, and currently working as a scientist and teaching at the University of Luxembourg and Zeppelin University.

In their conversation, Oscar and Peer discuss Peer's diverse career, his entrepreneurial experience and the value of failing. He shares advice on university choices, why he wouldn’t pay for an Ivy League MBA today and his opinion on the importance of actively seeking opportunities. In the end, Oscar and Peer go into depth about freedom and wealth, and why opportunities arise automatically when you do whatever tasks are in front of you to the best of you ability.

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Hosts: Oscar Schuller & Paul Greitemann.