Q&A: Would You Spend $60,000 on a Wedding Knowing It Could Be $800,000 Someday?
#736: A bride wants to spend $60,000 on her wedding — money that could grow to $800,000 in 40 years if she invested it instead. This week, three very different listener questions all boil down to the ...
28 Heinä 1h 11min
He Tried 30+ Side Hustles Before 3 Actually Paid Off, with Cody Berman
#735: Cody Berman failed at more than 30 side hustles — from a disc golf manufacturing company to sweaty bike deliveries in the Australian heat — before three of them got him to financial independence...
24 Heinä 1h 14min
Q&A: Her Brother Owns 3 Houses — Is That Why We Have a 'Housing Shortage'?
#734: Depending on which source you ask, the U.S. is short somewhere between 1.2 million and 10 million homes — and the reason for that wild range says as much about who's counting as it does about th...
21 Heinä 1h 23min
The Hidden Math Behind Every Venture Capital Fund, with former Wharton Prof. David Bell
#733: Venture fund managers can collect years of fees before a single dollar comes back to investors — and the bar to hand over your money is lower than you'd think. David Bell spent 20 years as a ch...
17 Heinä 1h 1min
Your Zip Code Is Quietly Deciding What You Buy, with former Wharton Prof. David Bell
#732: Where you live is already deciding what you'll buy today, before you've even made up your mind. And it turns out the customers your local stores ignore completely are often a brand's most valuab...
14 Heinä 1h 2min
Is AI Making You Dumber? With Lorraine Marchand
#731: What if the best way to test a new hire wasn't a resume, but a two-hour breakfast? One CEO built his entire hiring process around it — and it worked. Lorraine Marchand spent three decades in le...
10 Heinä 1h 16min
Q&A: We Have $1.5 Million. Can We Stop Now?
#730: What does it actually mean to have "enough" — and how do you know when it's time to stop optimizing and start living? AVOIDING THE REAL ESTATE MISTAKES IN THIS FREE GUIDE COULD SAVE YOU $10,000...
7 Heinä 1h 3min
First Friday: Jobs Are Cooling, Prices Are Climbing, and NYC is Freezing the Rent
#729: The U.S. added 57,000 jobs in June. Economists expected 115,000. Meanwhile, inflation hit a three-year high. The Personal Consumption Expenditures index - the Fed's favorite inflation gauge -...
3 Heinä 1h 5min
