Carl recently discussed unconventional investment advice in a Behavior Gap Radio episode, drawing inspiration from a Wendell Berry quote about knowing where the rarest wildflowers are. He contrasts this with the disconnected advice often seen in mainstream financial media, which tends to ignore the broader impacts of investments, like those in companies selling unhealthy products. Carl is fascinated by the idea of "connected" investment advice, which values investments in time, money, energy, and attention.
What’s the best investment advice you’ve ever received? How does it align with your values? If you think about your return on life, happiness, and connection, what advice stands out? Carl invites listeners to share their thoughts and experiences by emailing him at hello@behaviorgap.com.
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