Decamillionaires Patrick and Matt join Ali to discuss how wealth impacts identity, decision-making, and finding purpose. They explore the concept of 'enough,' the importance of experiences, and why money doesn't buy happiness, but how you use it does.

Matt from Yes Theory, a successful YouTuber, discusses the pressures of rapid success and the challenges of being a public figure. They explore the complexities of public-facing careers and relationships, the impact of intrinsic and extrinsic motivation on creative work, and the freedom of trying new things. They also delve into rediscovering oneself after the end of a bad relationship and the upcoming changes and challenges they are facing in their life.

Coaches Alex and Matt simplify energy systems training for climbers, discussing power endurance, endurance, strength, and power. They explain training requirements and workouts for each system, acknowledging the constant shifts climbers experience. Their advice is easy to follow and based on extensive coaching experience.

Matt, a blogger in the credit card space, discusses advanced strategies in credit card arbitrage. Topics covered include the value of American Express cards, exploiting discrepancies for profit, credit card hacking risks, automating tasks for earnings, exploring manufactured spend, and the importance of collaboration and being an empiricist.

Matt, an expert in social norms, discusses the chaos that ensues when norms suddenly change, using Sweden's switch from left to right side driving in 1967 as an example. The podcast explores cognitive simulations in social behavior, the impact of cultural tightness vs. looseness on norms, and the evolution of social norms online.

Dive into the intriguing legacy of C.S. Lewis as he bridges the gap between fundamentalist America and evangelical Britain. Explore his universal appeal and how his works are interpreted by progressives and conservatives. Unpack the complexities of his writings and the diverse influences he continues to have on different groups.

Matt, an expert in Emacs and productivity tools, shares his journey of transforming his task management using the powerful text editor. He discusses the challenges of Emacs programming, including managing complex syntax. Matt also reveals how he developed a custom GTD application, integrating features like project management and task categorization. Listeners are introduced to the versatility of Emacs for enhancing productivity while navigating action lists and checklists, ultimately showcasing its potential as a unique GTD solution.

Join Dave and Matt as they delve into creating engaging webinars for multiple personas, using incentives for signups, leveraging Reddit for content ideas, and utilizing tools like ChatGPT for content ideation and writing support. Learn about the secrets to hosting webinars that people want to attend and how to maintain audience engagement throughout the session.

Matt and Ruane, a millionaire couple, discuss their struggles with money in their relationship. They talk about a condo purchase disagreement, communication issues, lack of trust, and the importance of gratitude. They also explore the challenges of prioritizing their relationship, guilt-free spending, and the idea of hiring household help. They reflect on financial behaviors and building a rich life.

Matt, Marketing Manager at Exit Five, joins Dave to discuss topics like LinkedIn personal vs. company pages, balancing generalism vs. specialism in marketing, and the importance of fair compensation in the workplace. They provide insights on maximizing personal brand on LinkedIn, CEO interviews, and dealing with workplace frustrations. The discussion highlights the value of community support and career growth in B2B marketing.