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Carl Richards was a ditch-digger, fell into a securities job, became a Certified Financial Planner, then became the Sketch Guy at the New York Times by drawing financial concepts on paper napkins.
He released his second book, the One Page Financial Plan, and shares some of his journey with us.
For a more complete list of notes with pictures and links, go to SteveStewart.me/182
In this episode:
We talk to Carl Richards about his journey from digging ditches to…
- Becoming a Certified Financial Planner to…
- Buying a house he couldn’t afford to…
- Having an A-HA moment on a white board to…
- Creating clever drawings of financial concepts on cocktail napkins to…
- Writing for the New York Times to…
- Writing two books and receiving national attention
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- Today I share details about the inexpensive price of Term Life Insurance and why a 20 year, $1m policy for a 35 year old is less expensive than a 15 year, $500k policy for a 48 year old.
Holla from the Impala
- What’s with all the Social Media Managers on Twitter following me?
For a more complete list of notes with pictures and links, go to SteveStewart.me/182