EP. 69: Jordan Olmscheid: The Wealth Letters, A Crowdsourced Guidebook on How to Find True Wealth, Wisdom & Meaning in a Noisy World
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Jordan Olmscheid is a successful small business owner and the editor of the Wealth Letters, a collection of letters written by people from all walks of life. The idea was to tap into the wisdom of the crowd and distill wisdom from the life and business experiences of others. Jordan was kind enough to include me in his project, and we’ve had some wonderful conversations since.
Today, we talk about Wealth Letters and what wealth means. We attempt to answer what it means to look, feel, and be rich. Jordan explains how money can be a very stressful topic and proposes a certain framework of 3 big expenses to tackle it. We search for universal wealth principles. Stay tuned until the end, when we talk about the importance of mentors and the idea that if someone out there has already done whatever you are trying to accomplish, it might be helpful to talk to them.
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