

How Should I Be Spending My Money Right Now?
Aug 13, 2025
A caller's battle with rare cancer sparks deep reflections on life priorities. The conversation highlights the importance of embracing adventures and joy even during uncertain health times. Listeners are encouraged to create bucket lists and cherish their loved ones. They also discuss prioritizing experiences over materialism, introducing the idea of crafting a personal eulogy to help focus on what truly matters in life. It's a powerful reminder to live without regrets and make choices that enrich our lives.
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Caller Shares Cancer Diagnosis And Finances
- Jay shares his recent diagnosis of a rare aggressive cancer and his net worth of about $2M at age 57.
- He describes undergoing chemo, surgery, and radiation with an uncertain prognosis and possible recurrence within two years.
Take Time Off And Build A Bucket List
- George advises Jay to stop working for a season and take time off to live and see what happens over the next two years.
- He recommends focusing on enjoyment and making a bucket list rather than living in fear of the diagnosis.
Living Fully Reduces Future Regret
- Living fully now reduces regret later and can improve fulfillment regardless of outcome.
- George frames active living as both emotional wellbeing and a hopeful contributor to healing.