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A conversation about money, wealth, personal finances, risk, and happiness with Morgan Housel comes out on May 28. Members have access to the ads-free version and exclusive, hand-edited transcripts now.

The skills needed to get rich are drastically different from those needed to stay rich. Few understand this phenomenon more than Morgan Housel (Morgan Housel). In this episode, we discuss money, happiness, personal finance, reading, writing, and more. Listen and learn.

When it comes to making money in the market, time is one of the most important things. You don't have to have above-average returns every year, you just have to play the game for an above-average period of time.

Here is my conversation with Morgan Housel (Morgan Housel), author of The Psychology of Money and Same as Ever. We talk about the differences between the financially optimal decision and the psychologically optimal decision, why time is the key variable in compounding, FOMO,

It's hard to stick to the long-game when your friend is getting rich quicker than you are off Bitcoin and meme stocks. That's why Morgan Housel thinks "Not having FOMO is the single most important financial skill."

A conversation about finding success in both work and life comes out on Tuesday. The episode gets deep, vulnerable, and practical. Members have access to the ad-free version of the episode and the hand-edited transcript now.

The skills needed to scale a company often clash with those required to cultivate a thriving home life. Yet, Brent Beshore seems to have cracked the code—or at least he’s actively working on it. In this conversation, he reveals his hard-earned secrets. Listen and learn now.

It’s surprising how often we give our kids orders: “Do this!” “Don’t do that!” But if we want to raise resilient and independent kids, is this the right approach? Michaeleen Doucleff argues there’s a better way, and in this conversation, she explains how to fix what went wrong.

"Kids do not need to be entertained."

The Paradox of Effort in investing: the harder you try, the worse you're probably going to do.

Money should be used as a tool to live a better life, not simply something to make the spreadsheet happy.

After living through multiple experiences where she had to come to grips with the question: ​who am I? ​ Maya Shankar spent her career becoming an expert in identity. Listen and learn now to understand how identity can help you accomplish your goals and break your worst habits.

Few episodes in the podcast's history impacted people's lives more than when Esther Perel first shared her infinite wisdom. In this re-release episode, we discuss everything you need to know about cultivating healthy relationships. ow.ly/AGp750SHMe1

John Mackey, founder and former CEO of Whole Foods, discusses the corrupting power of success

The podcast elections have started. I invite both Pierre Poilievre and Justin Trudeau for separate, unscripted, and unedited interviews on The Knowledge Project. Each conversation will be shared directly with everyone here on X. Let’s provide the information and let people

Brad Jacobs doesn't just build big companies – he builds industry giants. As the founder of seven multibillion-dollar enterprises, he's cracked the code on scaling businesses from zero to billions, and in this Knowledge Project Podcast conversation, he reveals his complete playbook.

This is Timothy Eaton. He built Canada's first retail empire. But if you didn't know that, there's a reason: it crumbled because the company was guided by the erroneous belief that yesterday's success guarantees tomorrow's survival. The great thing about studying history is