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On today's episode, Carl shares a thought-provoking story borrowed from Morgan Housel's book, "The Psychology of Money," featuring entrepreneur Derek Sivers. At the age of 22, earning a modest income and saving diligently, Derek reached a crucial point with $12,000 in the bank. The significant moment wasn't when he later sold his multimillion-dollar business; it was when he realized he had enough to pursue his passion for music and be financially free. Carl reflects on the powerful idea that having enough is not defined by a specific number or destination but is a state of being.
Carl coaches Real Financial Advisors at his community for advisors called The Society of Advice. Learn more at TheSocietyofAdvice.com.
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On today's episode, Carl shares a thought-provoking story borrowed from Morgan Housel's book, "The Psychology of Money," featuring entrepreneur Derek Sivers. At the age of 22, earning a modest income and saving diligently, Derek reached a crucial point with $12,000 in the bank. The significant moment wasn't when he later sold his multimillion-dollar business; it was when he realized he had enough to pursue his passion for music and be financially free. Carl reflects on the powerful idea that having enough is not defined by a specific number or destination but is a state of being.
Carl coaches Real Financial Advisors at his community for advisors called The Society of Advice. Learn more at TheSocietyofAdvice.com.

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