Everybody's always telling you to find your purpose, though.

They're telling you that from when you're a little kid.

They don't tell you what purpose even is. The work of our life is closing the authenticity gap on all of our values as best we can. I am like the poster trial for somebody who could have done it sooner. I literally, like, I was alone in my room at night and I thought for the first time of my life, I'm going to do this terrifying thing, I'm going to better myself. Do you think there's ever a point where it's too late?

What's up, Rich Friends? Welcome back to another episode of Net Worth and Chill with me,

your host, Vivian 2, aka Your HBFF and your favorite Wall Street Girlie. And listen, let's cut straight to

the chase. I love a good decision-making framework. It's just true. It makes things so much

easier. And people ask me all the time how I make such smart financial choices, which, you know,

is kind of my thing.

But honestly, having a system makes everything a lot clear and it kind of takes the emotions

out of having to make those hard choices.

But here's a thing.

Most of us are winging it when it comes to our biggest money decisions, whether that's switching

jobs, buying a house, or figuring out

our career path, or making choices based on emotions or what kind of sounds good in the moment,

instead of thinking through the real life consequences.

But today's guest has helped millions of people think clear about everything from career

moves to money choices.

She has literally written the playbook on winning at work and at life. Everyone, please give a warm welcome to New York Times

best-selling author, entrepreneur, and NYU professor, Susie Welch. Hi. Hi. Thank you for having me.

Thank you so much for joining me. It's been a minute since we were together playing poker as gals do at your home.

I lost terribly, I would say.

It was not a good night for me on the poker table.

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