Nicole Lapin

You've been on a lot of shows.

What do you wish somebody asked you but didn't?

outside interest outside of like business i think i'm like very multi-hyphenate like very different personality types because of that yeah i mean when we assess like in the finance world risk like you look at those factors too so it's not just like risk tolerance within what you feel like the stock market is going to do it's like would you go skydiving i mean you exude

Risk tolerance.

Yeah.

360 in all aspects of your life.

And for because, of course, we're at money rehab.

Have you felt like you needed money rehab or made financial mistakes that you can help advise others not to make?

I argue that all the time.

We argue that on the show a lot.

Because, you know, if you look at actually just the numbers, it's not a good investment.

Maybe you're getting the home because it's like an emotional thing or stability.

Like I saw my house foreclosed on when I was a kid.

So like maybe I want a home or, you know, something like that, which is just as valuable and just as important.

But it's a different conversation than a strictly personal.

financial investment conversation because it's growing four and a half percent year over year, which is less than putting your money in VOO.

So we talked about a mistake or a misconception in finance.

We end our episodes by asking for a final tip that listeners can take straight to the bank.

Is there something that you would suggest?

I mean, higher risk, higher reward, right?