$200k/Month, a 24,000 Sq Ft House, and a Billion-Dollar Trust. Our Best Moments.
About this episode
This episode features highlights from three guests with unique perspectives on wealth and money management.
This is a highlight episode. Three guests. Three completely different relationships with money. All of them more honest than they probably planned to be. Neil Patel wrote a blog post in 2014 saying he could be happy on $15,000 a month. He meant it. We brought him on to find out how that became $200,000 a month — and where it actually goes. The answer involves $35,000 in bed sheets, four homes in Beverly Hills, and donations that dwarf his actual lifestyle spend. Hank — not his real name — built a $3 billion cell phone distribution company, exited in 1996 for $60 million, and eventually found himself standing inside a 24,000 square foot house wondering how it happened. He paid $10 million. Cash. No mortgage. And runs it like a part-time job. He never says his net worth. He doesn't have to. Taylor Adams grew up in a Los Angeles family with over a billion dollars in assets going back to the 1890s. Got sober at 26. Now helps wealthy families avoid destroying what the first generation built. He has a framework for how that destruction happens. He calls it the Four Horsemen. Every one of them sounds like good advice. Three clips. Three moments worth rewinding. This is MoneyWise…
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