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Radical Personal Finance
Teaching Kids Financial Literacy and High-Income Career Paths
This chapter delves into strategies for teaching kids about financial concepts, such as saving, spending, and stewardship, starting from a young age. Practical advice includes incorporating narrative-based books, like 'Richest Man in Babylon,' into high school finance curriculum and involving children in financial decisions like church donations. Additionally, the chapter discusses various career paths with high income potential, emphasizing the importance of education and advanced degrees in fields such as medicine, law, engineering, and finance.
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Speaker 1
So I think having like a more kind of like weekly
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or even like monthly kind of deadline for myself, I find
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it just be easier to kind of make up the time if that makes sense.
Speaker 2
But I think also like figuring out what sort of time works for you as well. Like I guess
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by this point I figured out like I'm really bad at writing in like the afternoons, but like evenings for me are great and also like kind of morning. So kind of figuring out when
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my brain is going to be like kind of bad. It's most useful as
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well and taking advantage of
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that. I have another sort of process question. I was wondering when you start a novel, do you feel like you start with character or with plot or how can you kind of describe like what makes an idea, a new novel for you and how you how you begin I guess.
Speaker 4
That's a really good question. I feel like for
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each book it's kind of been a little bit different and often it usually but they often start the same way which is like a random sentence on a notes app in my phone which then becomes
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bigger. With KISS Bread it was kind of like the story and with Blue Ticket it was actually it
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was kind of more the idea
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for a character who was kind of
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like a character who was not
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allowed to be pregnant but wanted to be pregnant and became pregnant and that then kind of transformed.
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So it kind
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of like it sounds really unhealthy. I just feel like it starts with a lot. But I think like from it normally kind of
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develops into character for me because I am so interested in kind of the interiority of the characters and interested in their experience more than a kind of larger world building but yeah kind of figuring out who the character is after that kind of first line. How did you find being longlisted for the Booker?
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I mean did that
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destabilize your writing at all or
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did it inspire it or because it just I mean that's such an enormous achievement it just must have thrown you or built you in some way.
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