Behavior Gap Radio

What's the stuff that's important? This question is the driving force for many of the sketches I create. How can I help people get through the complexity of all that information to the other side of elegant simplicity? And how can I make the experience better?

What's the stuff that's important? This question is the driving force for many of the sketches I create. How can I help people get through the complexity of all that information to the other side of elegant simplicity? And how can I make the experience better?

The old saying that money can't buy happiness isn't true. We know, for instance, that buying experiences can lead to happiness, and it trumps buying things. But what else do we need to think about when we try to buy happiness?

The old saying that money can't buy happiness isn't true. We know, for instance, that buying experiences can lead to happiness, and it trumps buying things. But what else do we need to think about when we try to buy happiness?

The financial planning process sounds boring, but really I think it's about getting clear about what's important to us. In other words, think of it as the overlap between your money and your life. To figure that out, we need to measure what we actually do against what we say we value. Sometimes, we'll find a gap, and both the calendar and the checkbook can help reveal that gap.

The financial planning process sounds boring, but really I think it's about getting clear about what's important to us. In other words, think of it as the overlap between your money and your life. To figure that out, we need to measure what we actually do against what we say we value. Sometimes, we'll find a gap, and both the calendar and the checkbook can help reveal that gap.

It's been a few months now since I started recording Behavior Gap Radio. This project didn't start out as a podcast. But I'm wondering what you think. I've reached a point in the process where I'd love to hear your thoughts and where I go next with this project. In today's episode, I pose some questions I hope you'll take a few minutes to answer. Just send me an email at [email protected].

It's been a few months now since I started recording Behavior Gap Radio. This project didn't start out as a podcast. But I'm wondering what you think. I've reached a point in the process where I'd love to hear your thoughts and where I go next with this project. In today's episode, I pose some questions I hope you'll take a few minutes to answer. Just send me an email at [email protected].

As a follow up to Tuesday's show, I want to focus today on related topic: synthesizing what we've consumed. Just a quick review of my notes shows a bunch of stuff that I'd love to share with you, but I haven't done it yet because I was so focused on the consuming and creating. The process of synthesizing has already proven incredibly value. What's worked for you? I'd love to hear your stories.

As a follow up to Tuesday's show, I want to focus today on related topic: synthesizing what we've consumed. Just a quick review of my notes shows a bunch of stuff that I'd love to share with you, but I haven't done it yet because I was so focused on the consuming and creating. The process of synthesizing has already proven incredibly value. What's worked for you? I'd love to hear your stories.