Thoughts On Big Spending And Taylor Swift | MHFI 182

Doug and Carl talk about spending big on experiences including Carl’s Taylor Swift show. When is big spending appropriate? When is it not? Is it OK to experiment with spending?

• Intro: Doug cooks in Atlanta while Carl coughs in Longmont
• Why Carl went to the Taylor Swift show
• How much Carl paid for the ticket (hint: > $999)
• Why being an old dude at a Taylor Swift show is strange
• What Doug spends money on
• Is it OK to fail with spending?
• What Doug and Carl are going to spend on this year
• Soundcheck: Carl asks Doug about the mysterious origins of his name.

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• Die With Zero
• Carl and Mindy: Behind the Scenes with Ramit Sethi
• How To Money
• Carl’s $10,000 private concert
• Mile High FI Facebook Group
• Doug’s site
• Carl’s blog: 1500 Days

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