Justin King interviews Carl Richards about the relationship between money and a meaningful life, exploring themes of patient investing and values-driven spending.
I was excited to chat once again with Behavior Gap author and financial storyteller Carl Richards about the ideas behind his brand-new book, Your Money and 101 Other Things That Matter . Carl's famous hand-drawn sketches have helped millions simplify complex financial concepts — but beneath the simplicity lies profound wisdom about living a meaningful, values-driven life. Together, we explore how our relationship with money shapes our happiness, the tension between working hard and letting go, and why sometimes the bravest thing we can do as investors is nothing at all . In this episode we discuss: · Carl's journey from financial planner to New York Times columnist and author of the beloved "Sketch Guy" series. · The power of simple visuals to create clarity and spark real conversations about money. · "Actively doing nothing" — why patient investing and staying the course is one of the hardest (and most valuable) disciplines. · The spending practice — connecting your money to what you truly care about, and how everyday spending can become a reflection of your values. · "Spend the money" — why many retirees need permission to stop deferring joy and start living now. · Days or…
Host: Justin King
Guest: Carl Richards
Organizations: The New York Times, The Behavior Gap
Books & works: Your Money and 101 Other Things That Matter
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