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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0:00 Introduction
2:37 Reintroduction to Kyle Landis-Marinello
9:08 Kyle’s mistake #1 - Faulty pants
14:13 Kyle’s mistake #2 - Learning about money late
21:06 Carl’s mistake #1 - Not spending
25:33 Carl’s mistake #2 - Selling Apple
29:56 Doug’s mistake - Buying a house
43:12 Kyle’s mistake #3 - Student loans
47:29 Other mistakes
53:10 Soundcheck - Fashion Advice
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