You know you shouldn’t sell when the market drops. And then you do.

You tell yourself the new car is practical. It just happens to look exactly like your neighbor’s.

You and your partner argue about the credit card bill. But the fight isn’t really about the bill. It’s about what money means to each of you.

These aren’t random mistakes. They’re predictable patterns, and they are expensive.

Carl Richards spent 20 years as a financial planner watching smart, capable people repeat these patterns.

You may know him as the “Sketch Guy” from The New York Times. His work centers on the gap between what we know we should do and what we actually do with money.

On March 4th, Carl is joining us for a live session based on his recent book, Your Money: Reimagining Wealth in 101 Simple Sketches.

This isn’t another inspirational talk.

You’ll do real work, like:

• Complete a 2-minute exercise to change how you talk about money with your partner
• Calculate your personal comparison tax
• Draft your own one-page decision filter
• Identify three specific actions to take this week

No vague advice or “just be more disciplined” platitudes.

You’ll get 20+ years of expertise from Carl with clear frameworks you can use immediately.

Be Honest

Have you ever:

• Sold investments during a downturn
• Bought something primarily because someone else had it
• Had the same money argument more than once

Most people have, and they also never change their behavior with money.

If you want different results, this is your event.

Register now.

Event: Rich Life Expert Session with Carl Richards Date: March 4th at 3pm EST / 12pm PST

Reserve your seat.

Then block your calendar.