Financial Mistakes We've Made | MHFI 165

Doug and Carl talk to Kyle Landis-Marinello about the (mostly financial) mistakes each of them have made.

• Kyle recounts an interview gone bad and learning about personal finance/financial independence late in life
• Carl’s scarcity mindset, not spending enough, not taking much time off, and selling Apple stock to fund a real estate purchase
• Doug describes a house purchase and subsequent foreclosure
• Other mistakes: Miscalculating student loan repayments, stopping contributions to retirement accounts in down markets, analysis paralysis

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• Kyle on MHFI Episode 76
• Kyle's website
• Kyle's book: Personal Finance and Investing
• Doug’s site
• Carl’s blog: 1500 Days

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