In this episode, I interview David Delisle, founder of The Awesome Stuff,  is an Amazon bestselling author, entrepreneur, real estate investor, and speaker. His first book, The Golden Quest, is a graphic novel that teaches kids (and adults) how to live a richer life and create the freedom for what is most important to them.

I cover the following topics in this episode:
- Why is The Golden Quest referred to as Rich Dad Poor Dad Meets Calvin and Hobbes?
- Why does The Golden Quest resonate with 5yrs olds to 95 yrs olds?
- What are the 4 Golden Rules?
- How do you filter out the noise?
- What is the Awesome Stuff?
- When is enough, enough?
- How did you get interested in finance and money?
- Why is it important to start investing early?
- What do you say to folks that are afraid to start investing?
- Why isn't financial literacy taught in schools?
- What does financial freedom mean to you?

Link to David Delisle's sites:
https://daviddelisle.com
https://www.theawesomestuff.com

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Lastly, we cast a spotlight on the marvels of starting your investment journey early, with the magic of compounding returns taking center stage. We reminisce about youthful days flipping through mutual fund books and how they shaped the financial sagacity of today. Through real-life exemplars like Warren Buffett and the merits of dividend investing, we underline the importance of an early start in investing and the potency of long-term strategies over short-term gains. As we close, David's fervor for financial education and his dedication to charity remind us that ultimately, the wealth we accumulate is as valuable as the good it can do in the world.