In this episode of Behavior Gap Radio, Carl explores the pivotal role of purpose in making sound financial decisions. He emphasizes that purpose is not merely a starting point but a continuous reference point that guides all decisions related to money. Carl likens purpose to a lens through which we view our financial choices. It turns out that it often gets overlooked in discussions about money! Drawing inspiration from the wisdom of David Whyte and Lao Tzu, Carl explores the gradual process of discovering, relearning, and realigning with what truly matters to us. He stresses the enduring quality of purpose, providing a profound perspective on how it shapes our identity and influences our use of capital—time, money, energy, and attention.
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