What if money wasn’t actually a math problem but a feelings problem in disguise? Erin and Keri sit down with Carl Richards - the “Sketch Guy” from The New York Times - for a refreshingly human conversation about the chaos of financial decision-making, why our spouses drive us nuts about money, and how to finally find the “one thing that really matters.”
Carl Richards is a Certified Financial Planner™ and creator of The Sketch Guy column in The New York Times, where he spent a decade turning complex money ideas into simple Sharpie sketches. After accidentally applying for a job in “securities” (he thought it said “security guard”), Carl built a career helping people think differently about money.
He’s the author of the bestselling books The Behavior Gap and The One-Page Financial Plan, host of Behavior Gap Radio, and founder of The Society of Advice. When he’s not writing or speaking, Carl’s usually skiing or biking Utah’s mountain trails with his wife, Cori, and their four kids.
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