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James Nutter continues the Financial Wellness 101 series on "Life Well Lived." This episode focuses on aligning financial decisions with personal values rather than following generic advice. Nutter shares a decision-making framework inspired by Jeff Bezos and Darren Hardy, emphasizing the importance of speed, gut intuition, and classifying decisions into reversible and irreversible types.

He integrates insights from Oprah Winfrey, Steve Jobs, and Richard Branson to illustrate the significance of trusting one's intuition. Tune in to learn how to leverage core values and unique strengths for making impactful financial choices.

Key Takeaways:

Follow Your Gut: Trusting your intuition can lead to better decision-making and greater personal fulfillment.
Values-Based Decisions: Financial and life decisions should align with your core values and unique strengths to prevent long-term dissatisfaction.
Decision Classification: Differentiate between reversible (type two) and irreversible (type one) decisions to make faster, more confident choices.
Expert Counsel: Seek advice from proven experts but ultimately make decisions based on your own analysis and alignment with your core values.
Regret Minimization Framework: Consider future regrets and align decisions with what your 80-year-old self would appreciate.