Random Smattering of Lessons on Money, Work and Life — plus A Call for Radical Authenticity

#103: On today’s show, I'm sharing this random smattering of lessons on money and life.⠀

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1) Simplify everything.⠀

2) Risk = Probability x Magnitude.⠀

3) Curate.⠀

4) Never delay gratification.⠀

5) Know your net worth, relative to your lifetime earnings.⠀

6) Don't half-ass anything. (Whole-ass a few things.)⠀

7) When you're not at work, don't be at work.⠀

8) Yes, and.⠀

9) Money can't make you happy, but a lack of money can make you unhappy.⠀

10) Every conversation about money is really a conversation about values.⠀

11) The less you try, the better.⠀

12) Work with your nature, not against it. ⠀

13) The thing should be its own reward.⠀

14) Practice radical self-reliance.⠀

15) Achieve being through doing.⠀

16) What is stated, happens.⠀

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I elaborate on each of these in today’s episode. In addition, I’m also sharing my mini-keynote from FinCon on the importance of authenticity and passion in online business.

 

Enjoy!

 

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