A Year in Review (EP.181)

<p>We have reached the end of another year, our third while doing this podcast. We are spending this episode on our customary year-end review, and we will be pulling segments from some of the great interviews we hosted over the course of 2021. In doing so, we hope to create a bit of summary of the year and the biggest lessons we all learned together. The podcast has continued to grow beyond our wildest expectations and we are so grateful to be on this journey with our ever-increasing community and audience. We touch on many themes in this recap, moving from general ideas about life, goals, happiness, abundance, and purpose, to more financial subjects of money values, retirement, and crypto, and then into the deeper technical aspects of investment such as value premiums, factors, bonds, and much more. We have tried our best to focus on the segments that we found most enlightening and that changed our perspective, and have highlighted them with reflections and commentary. So to hear it all, join us today, and we'll see you next year, for more of the Rational Reminder Podcast.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Key Points From This Episode:</strong></p> <p> </p> <ul> <li>Looking at some of the amazing numbers around the growth of our community. <strong>[0:02:37.2]</strong></li> <li>A few shoutouts to the wonderful people who make this podcast possible. <strong>[0:04:27.8]</strong></li> <li>Bill Schultheis on how to find and fund a good life. <strong>[0:08:34.5]</strong></li> <li>Hal Hershfield's thoughts on making better decisions with your future wellbeing in mind. <strong>[0:10:44.3]</strong></li> <li>Ashley Whillans on the relationship between time-poverty and wellbeing, and increased leisure time. <strong>[0:13:39.7]</strong></li> <li>Jennifer Risher weighs in on the importance of performing meaningful work. <strong>[0:17:24.5]</strong></li> <li>Robin Taub's family money value's from her book, <em>The Wisest Investment:</em> <strong>[0:20:04.1]</strong></li> <li>Jennifer Risher's approach to managing money values at home.