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On today's show, we have a very special guest.

Michael and I were very excited about this one.

We talked to Dan Arialli, who is one of the OGs of behavioral finance.

His book, Predictably Irrational, is one of the first behavioral finance books I ever read that just kind of taps into the fact that we're all a little bit crazy.

And I think it's not really our fault.

It's just human nature and Dan has taken all of his studies that he's done at Duke University and not only turn these into books,

but turns them into insights in how companies can get better and Dan has a lot of insight into corporate culture and how to improve it,

how to make employees happier, how money impacts people, how they actually interact with their jobs and their bosses,

and Dan teamed up with the team at Harbor Capital to actually create a fund to do just that.

So we talked to Dan as well as Christophe Glyche, who we've talked to before from Harbor Capital,

and how they came together to marry behavioral finance with an investment strategy that looks to find companies where employees are actually happy

and how that improves their culture.

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