Martín Escobari discusses General Atlantic’s distinctive structure—permanent capital, a single P&L, and a partnership model—that enables patient, global investing. He highlights how the firm's long-term horizon allows it to capitalize on structural shifts, especially as U.S. equity premiums create compelling opportunities in international and emerging markets. Drawing from experiences through the dot-com bubble and AI boom, Martín emphasizes 'educated intuition'—balancing data with human insight—and the value of being prepared for rare, transformative moments he calls 'spearfishing.' He reflects on GA’s focus on value creation beyond returns, its sector-specific expertise, and the importance of leadership with moral conviction. With IPO activity recovering and private growth equities trading at significant discounts, Martín sees the current environment as the most attractive since 2009. He also underscores the role of mentorship, emotional intelligence, and personal history in shaping investment judgment, revealing how his upbringing and life experiences continue to inform his approach to business and leadership.