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That's audible.com slash Wondery UK. Hello and welcome to The Upgrade, the podcast from the team at LifeHacker, where we help you improve your life one week at a time.

I'm Melissa Kirsch, editor-in-chief of Lifehacker, and today we're talking about how to be

good with money, from having a healthy attitude about earning it to being a moral person once you

have it. We're using the term good with money loosely in this episode. There are many ways to be,

quote, good or bad with money from how you use it and invest it to the relationship you have with it.

To better understand the concept of socially responsible investing, I chat with Axios,

chief financial correspondent Felix Salmon.

If you buy shares in a quote-unquote good company, your money doesn't go to the good company.

It just goes to the person who owned the shares before you.

Former LifeHacker editor, Andy Oran and I chat with success coach Jen Cincero about money mindsets.

Money is, again, as we said, such a loaded, loaded topic that we get so many messages about it when we're little kids and we lock it into our fiber.

Then Felix Salmon is back for our upgrade of the week.

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