Vince Chan
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6,989 appearances
347 recordings
1 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard Jun 2025
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In the next episode, Releasing Tomorrow, we'll dive deeper into Chris' leadership approach, drawing parallels between leading expeditions and managing business teams. He will show how lessons learned from life or death situations in the wilderness can translate into powerful leadership strategies in the corporate world.
Chris also shares heartfelt advice for young ambitious talents on how to balance life goals, family expectations, and career direction. See you. thank you so much for joining us today if you like what you heard don't forget subscribe to our show leave us top rated reviews check out our website and follow me on social media i'm vince chen your ambitious human host until next time take care
Hi, everyone. Welcome to our show, Chief Change Officer. I'm Vince Chen, your ambitious human host. Our show is a modernist humility for change progressives in organizational and human transformation from around the world. Today, I'm chatting with Michael Secreta, the insightful money philosopher and author of the book titled Money, Balance, and Joy.
Michael dives into the philosophy of financial wellbeing, showing that money alone isn't the golden ticket to happiness. He talks about the need for a balanced ecosystem, which includes monetary wealth, time wealth, and social wealth. explaining that total fulfillment comes when all three work together.
He also takes on Wall Street, the financial media, and financial influencers, pointing out how they often miss the emotional side of financial planning. from risk tolerance questionnaires that don't account for real-life feelings to the misleading advice all over social media. Michael gives a candid and refreshing take. He also shares practical advice on how we can reclaim control of our finances
Build meaningful legacy and manage life's financial curveballs with confidence. You use the word control. In the media, they don't often use the word control. Instead, they like to use the term financial independence or financial freedom. What should I take on financial independence or freedom? In the last season, episode 7, I had a debate with my friend Gargan.
who is building software to help millennials achieve financial independence. Personally, I don't buy into it. I think human nature always keeps us chasing new desires. So we're never truly independent. What's your raw take on financial independence from a personal perspective?
In another episode, actually it's episode five in season one, I spoke with another friend, my classmate from Yale, Katie Curry, about how our risk tolerance changes as we get older, especially when it comes to career moves. We were both risk analysts for financial institutions, so we know it's not an easy concept to understand and to practice.
Now, when it comes to personal wealth management, how do you explain risk and tolerance of risk to individuals in a way that's easy to understand and embrace?
This is the last question of the day, and I'd like to pick your brain on the rise of financial influencers, as you mentioned financial media before. Financial influencers on platforms like Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube has sparked a lot of debate regarding the impact on individual investment decisions. On the one hand, they democratize access to financial information, easy to access advice.
On the other hand, they are concerned about their qualifications, the accuracy of their information, and potential conflicts of interest. For example, some may not have formal financial education or may promote investments for personal gain without adequate disclosure. So here are two questions for you.
One, in this current landscape, in your views, what are the potential risks for individual making investment and money decisions based on all these easily accessible advice? Second question, what advice, what guidance would you offer to someone looking to navigate the vast amount of financial advice online, especially from those influencers?
How can investors, how can everyday people identify and follow advice that is both secure, safe, and hopefully and potentially profitable?
Until next time, take care.
Hi, everyone. Welcome to our show, Chief Change Officer. I'm Vince Chan, your ambitious human host. Our show is a modernist community for change progressives in organizational and human transformation from around the world. Today, I'm chatting with Michael Secreta, the insightful money philosopher and author of the book titled Money, Balance, and Joy.
Michael dives into the philosophy of financial well-being, showing that money alone isn't the golden ticket to happiness. He talks about the need for a balanced ecosystem, which includes monetary wealth, time wealth and social wealth. explaining that full fulfillment comes when all three work together.
He also takes on Wall Street, the financial media, and financial influences, pointing out how they often miss the emotional side of financial planning. from risk tolerance questionnaires that don't account for real-life feelings to the misleading advice all over social media. Michael gives a candid and refreshing take. He also shares practical advice on how we can reclaim control of our finances.
build meaningful legacy, and manage life's financial curveballs with confidence. Michael, welcome to our show. Let's start with your journey, your money journey, your life journey, and your career journey.
Your book is called Money, Balance, and Joy. Let's start with a all-time favorite question. In what ways and to what extent that money can buy happiness?
Tell us about your value systems in managing personal wealth. I believe you call this the total wealth concept.
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