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Greetings, Carl here. This podcast is super simple, it's me wandering through the world noticing things about how to align my use of capital (time and money) with what is actually important to me. -Carl
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Today, Carl explores the dual questions: "Who is my work for?" and "Who is willing to pay for it?" Reflecting on two decades of aligning his work with personal values, Carl discusses the impact of his work on individuals striving to make more aligned decisions with their capital. He shares insights into the distinct group that values his expertise—…
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Carl discusses the pervasive mantra of "it's just business" and challenges its ethical implications. Reflecting on a conversation with a landscape consultant, Carl explores the notion that business and personal ethics should not be separate entities. Carl talks about the importance of aligning personal values with professional practices. He questio…
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In this episode of Behavior Gap Radio, Carl shares insights on tackling seemingly insurmountable problems, comparing them to climbing Mount Olympus in Salt Lake City. Using personal stories, he illustrates how taking the next step can reveal new perspectives and solutions. Carl emphasizes that action, rather than endless contemplation, is key to ov…
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