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Reject The Home Team Bias - March 25, 2022 by The Live Richly Podcast

Sources: Nerd Wallet, The Tim Ferris podcast, Morningstar, The Wall Street Journal

Sources: Creative Planning, Ben Carlson, Morningstar, Kiplinger, USA Today

On today's podcast, John discusses how to deal with known and unknown risks.

On today's podcast, John discusses a variety of topics around the recent market volatility.

On today's podcast John discusses the following topics: Goals don't equal desired outcomes. Structure trumps discipline. Matthew 6:34 Often the best move is no move. Certainty isn't all that it's cracked up to be. ARK's fall from grace Life settlements. 2020 was a stock pickers dream scenario and 2021 had historically low negative volatility. Sources: Jason Zweig. The Wall Street Journal. Craig Groeschel. Morningstar. Ben Carlson.