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In this episode, Carl reflects on the surprising value found in life's simplest moments, contrasting the desire for more extravagant experiences with the deep joy of quiet, everyday activities. He shares a personal story of finding peace in evening landscaping sessions, where the simplicity of nature brings lasting contentment. Inspired by a Wendell Berry quote, Carl explores the idea that true wealth lies in knowing where to find life's "rarest wildflowers," those quiet moments of happiness that require no explanation or defense—offering a unique perspective on what it means to invest in a fulfilling life.
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In this episode, Carl reflects on the surprising value found in life's simplest moments, contrasting the desire for more extravagant experiences with the deep joy of quiet, everyday activities. He shares a personal story of finding peace in evening landscaping sessions, where the simplicity of nature brings lasting contentment. Inspired by a Wendell Berry quote, Carl explores the idea that true wealth lies in knowing where to find life's "rarest wildflowers," those quiet moments of happiness that require no explanation or defense—offering a unique perspective on what it means to invest in a fulfilling life.
Want more from Carl? Get the shortest, most impactful weekly email on the web! Sign up for the Weekly Letter from Certified Financial Planner™ and New York Times columnist Carl Richards here: https://behaviorgap.com/
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