What Do You Actually Want Money to Buy? (Tyler Gardner)
About this episode
Tyler Gardner discusses his unconventional journey in personal finance and the importance of asking the right questions about wealth.
Tyler Gardner grew up eating Cheerios from a bag on a Vermont ski slope while other kids bought hot chocolate. That early lesson about money — absorbed more than taught — sent him on one of the more unconventional paths in personal finance: from stealing grocery money as a kid, to Andover on financial aid, to teaching English at prep schools for a decade, to becoming a financial advisor who thinks most people are asking the wrong question about wealth. The right question, Gardner argues, isn'...
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