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Money is a funny thing.
It consumes an enormous amount of our energy and attention in adulthood, but very few of us learn anything about it in childhood or adolescence.
If we're lucky, our parents teach us a few of the basics (and maybe we get a boring course or two on it in school).
But we're pretty much left on our own when it comes to one of the most influential elements in our lives.
I'm 34 years old and I've spent a lot of time thinking about money over the last few years. I've had conversations with thousands of people all across the financial spectrum, from those just scraping by to ultra-billionaires living with incomprehensible wealth.
Today, I'd like to share what I've learned...
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Andrew Huberman called my first book "An important clarifying force in anyone’s search to make the best possible choices for their life."
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