Morgan Lavoie

Yeah, that makes so much sense. And that is something we've talked about a bit on the show. We do both business content, personal finance. And like you're saying about a marriage, it's so important to, once you feel like you're ready to put a ring on it, lock it in. It's like, how old do you want to be when you retire? What are your expectations about what our lifestyle will be like in retirement?

Yeah, that makes so much sense. And that is something we've talked about a bit on the show. We do both business content, personal finance. And like you're saying about a marriage, it's so important to, once you feel like you're ready to put a ring on it, lock it in. It's like, how old do you want to be when you retire? What are your expectations about what our lifestyle will be like in retirement?

Yeah, that makes so much sense. And that is something we've talked about a bit on the show. We do both business content, personal finance. And like you're saying about a marriage, it's so important to, once you feel like you're ready to put a ring on it, lock it in. It's like, how old do you want to be when you retire? What are your expectations about what our lifestyle will be like in retirement?

Similar to like, do you want this to be a unicorn? How long can you go without taking a salary? It's really helpful to be on the same page there. And so let's talk to some... not would-be founders, but founders, you say that one of the priorities for you is ruthless prioritization. Can you explain what that is and why that's important?

Similar to like, do you want this to be a unicorn? How long can you go without taking a salary? It's really helpful to be on the same page there. And so let's talk to some... not would-be founders, but founders, you say that one of the priorities for you is ruthless prioritization. Can you explain what that is and why that's important?

Similar to like, do you want this to be a unicorn? How long can you go without taking a salary? It's really helpful to be on the same page there. And so let's talk to some... not would-be founders, but founders, you say that one of the priorities for you is ruthless prioritization. Can you explain what that is and why that's important?

We end all of our episodes by asking our guests for one tip that listeners can take straight to the bank. That is such a good one. But if there's any other piece of advice that you could leave our listeners with on career or business, could be anything, fundraising, starting a business, what's one tip that you would leave listeners with today?

We end all of our episodes by asking our guests for one tip that listeners can take straight to the bank. That is such a good one. But if there's any other piece of advice that you could leave our listeners with on career or business, could be anything, fundraising, starting a business, what's one tip that you would leave listeners with today?

We end all of our episodes by asking our guests for one tip that listeners can take straight to the bank. That is such a good one. But if there's any other piece of advice that you could leave our listeners with on career or business, could be anything, fundraising, starting a business, what's one tip that you would leave listeners with today?

it's morgan the ep of the show filling in for nicole this week while she's on mat leave today we're going to talk about health insurance we're talking about this today because on december 4th brian thompson was murdered in midtown manhattan at 6 44 a.m he was 50 years old he played golf and wordle He had two sons.

it's morgan the ep of the show filling in for nicole this week while she's on mat leave today we're going to talk about health insurance we're talking about this today because on december 4th brian thompson was murdered in midtown manhattan at 6 44 a.m he was 50 years old he played golf and wordle He had two sons.

it's morgan the ep of the show filling in for nicole this week while she's on mat leave today we're going to talk about health insurance we're talking about this today because on december 4th brian thompson was murdered in midtown manhattan at 6 44 a.m he was 50 years old he played golf and wordle He had two sons.

He was also the CEO of UnitedHealthcare, the health insurance company with the highest rate of claim denials in the industry. So Jia, at what point did you think to yourself, I have to write about this. That's a good question. That's Gia Tolentino. Gia is a staff writer at The New Yorker and the New York Times bestselling author of a collection of essays titled Trick Mirror.

He was also the CEO of UnitedHealthcare, the health insurance company with the highest rate of claim denials in the industry. So Jia, at what point did you think to yourself, I have to write about this. That's a good question. That's Gia Tolentino. Gia is a staff writer at The New Yorker and the New York Times bestselling author of a collection of essays titled Trick Mirror.

He was also the CEO of UnitedHealthcare, the health insurance company with the highest rate of claim denials in the industry. So Jia, at what point did you think to yourself, I have to write about this. That's a good question. That's Gia Tolentino. Gia is a staff writer at The New Yorker and the New York Times bestselling author of a collection of essays titled Trick Mirror.

In an interview on the podcast, We Can Do Hard Things with Glennon Doyle, Doyle said that if the news is ever dark or complicated, she asks herself her own version of what would Jesus do, which is what will Gia write about this? And I find myself doing the same thing in moments like this. Gia wrote a piece in The New Yorker about what Brian Thompson's death means to America.

In an interview on the podcast, We Can Do Hard Things with Glennon Doyle, Doyle said that if the news is ever dark or complicated, she asks herself her own version of what would Jesus do, which is what will Gia write about this? And I find myself doing the same thing in moments like this. Gia wrote a piece in The New Yorker about what Brian Thompson's death means to America.

In an interview on the podcast, We Can Do Hard Things with Glennon Doyle, Doyle said that if the news is ever dark or complicated, she asks herself her own version of what would Jesus do, which is what will Gia write about this? And I find myself doing the same thing in moments like this. Gia wrote a piece in The New Yorker about what Brian Thompson's death means to America.

It's an amazing piece, and I linked it in the show notes so you can read it if you haven't already. Here she is on why she wrote it.

It's an amazing piece, and I linked it in the show notes so you can read it if you haven't already. Here she is on why she wrote it.