The podcast begins with a promotion for public.com and their podcast, The Rundown. The host apologizes for the recent publishing delay, attributing it to work on his new book, "The Art of Spending Money," launching October 7th with translations in approximately 50 languages. He describes the book as a complement to his previous work, "The Psychology of Money," shifting focus from investing to the more impactful, yet less explored, topic of spending habits and their influence on happiness. The host shares his personal reflections on spending, contrasting societal models with a more nuanced, individualistic approach. The episode transitions to discussing the difficulty of giving advice, leading to an exploration of "bad advice" through a series of examples, such as prioritizing status over independence, associating net worth with self-worth, and using uncertainty as an excuse for inaction, encouraging listeners to identify and avoid these pitfalls in their own lives.
Sign in to continue reading, translating and more.
Continue