175: Let's Measure Your Wealth with Chris Martenson
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#175: The next twenty years will be nothing like the last twenty years.
Chris Martenson of PeakProsperity.com tells you where wealth originates. It's called primary wealth, consisting of things like trees, soil, a fishery, or a rich ore vein.
The further you invest from primary wealth, the less real wealth you have.
You learn about your 8 Forms Of Capital: Financial, Social, Material, Living, Emotional, Knowledge, Cultural, Time.
You also learn about the future of energy. Wind and solar energy are not replacements for oil.
I bring you today's show from Anchorage, Alaska.
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Listen to this week's show and learn:
00:58 The textbook definition of wealth.
04:05 Primary, secondary, and tertiary wealth.
07:39 Chris tells us why stocks aren't real wealth.
09:33 Why economies can't grow to infinity.
12:35 Energy growth limits. Oil vs. renewables like wind and solar.
22:42 The 8 Forms Of Capital: Financial, Social, Material, Living, Emotional, Knowledge, Cultural, Time.
30:10 How to get more Social Capital.
37:40 Holistic wealth. Happiness levels.
Resources Mentioned:
Chris Martenson's book "Prosper"
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