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Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to another exciting episode of Mick Unplugged,

and today we're talking to a gentleman who gets to raise my kids financially.

I don't have to do it anymore.

I'm so honored that I could pass the buck off to our next guest.

He is truly a visionary. He's an

unstoppable force and understanding the intricate dance between human behavior and financial success.

With over 11 million books sold to date translations over 60 languages, he is the guru,

and you all know I don't use that term often. When it comes to wealth, psychology, and the art of living, please join me and welcoming, the brilliant, the insightful. I guess my kid's new like financial father, Mr. Morgan How's you doing today, brother? Doing well. Thanks for having me, Nick. Dude, thank you. So much I want to get into, I was telling you offline, like your latest book,

The Art of Spending Money, has changed my household because I don't have to talk about finances anymore.

I get to let Morgan teach my kids and they're already starting to do some cool things and ask me questions.

So thank you for letting conversation about money happening to my house, although my kids don't live home.

But, you know, they're quasi-adults, as I like to say now. But thank you, brother. It's great to hear. I mean, I always say, I said this in my first book, the psychology of money. There are two topics that impact everybody, whether they like it or not, which are money and health. Like whether you're, whether or not you're interested in those topics, those topics are interested in you and they will have a profound impact on your life. I think health, a lot of people understand that and they want to get in good shape. They go to the gym and maybe they're not always eating the way that they should, but people understand health will impact your life. For reasons that are not entirely clear to me, money has been much more of a topic that people feel

comfortable putting off and not talking about it. Maybe a part of the reason is that physical

fitness and health are visible and money is not. You know, when you're walking down the street,

I have no idea what your net worth is, how much credit card debt you have, et cetera, et cetera.

So it's easier to hide those problems. But I'm glad some of these topics have sparked a conversation within your old household. No, absolutely. And you're spot on, man. Like those two topics, not only are they going to come find you at some point, we shouldn't run from them either. And I think that that's what happens with a lot of people. You don't talk about health until you have to, and you don't talk about money until you have to.

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