I do think that to exist in modern society is to navigate constantly compromising what

it means to be a good person.

And I don't think that's necessarily a bad thing.

I think that there's an inherent tension

in the idea of being good.

And I think that's where this whole frustration comes along,

because if you're a good person, then you wouldn't maybe

invest your money because investing is inherently exploitative.

Or if you're a good person, then you won't invest your money

because to invest your money means that you are basically

accepting that runaway capitalism wins and that we need to have

as many coins and screw Mother Earth. You can still be a good person and you can

still invest and I think understanding and really like internalizing that those two things right the duality those two things can be true at the same time I think that that's a bigger challenge. The message that I would like for people to hear is that please as you build wealth, please resist the desire to become corrupted. Welcome back to the money with Katie's show Rich People.

I'm your host Katie Gaddy Tossan and Welcome back to the Money with Katie's show, Rich People.

I'm your host, Katie Gaddy Tossan,

and today's episode is going to be a little more wide-ranging and fluid

than this show typically is. So it's a bit of a peak behind the production curtain. Normally I

research and I write the entirety of what you hear on this show with the exception

of what our guests say in their interviews. I usually have a conclusion that I want you to take

away right from the very beginning of production. I like to plan from top to

bottom exactly how a final cut is going to turn out because I'm a control freak, don't know but today I am making a different

stylistic choice that I think is a little bit more befitting of our topic which is

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