Resources and recommended listening

[avalok]

I'm yet to finish it, but Ken Wilber's episode on Buddha at The Gas Pump has been very interesting thus far. The focus is, obviously, more towards spiritual growth and awakening than broader integral theory, but there is a lot to pick up on in here.

[jennypenny]

I'm sure many of you listen to his podcast, but for those who don't Nate Hagens had Jeremy Grantham on this week. I always find Grantham intriguing because he manages to be doomerish and hopeful at the same time.

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[mountainFrugal]

I really enjoy the Odd Lots Podcast in general, but here is a special one that the forum will enjoy about the global trade and supply chains of lentils and other legumes. ~50% of global lentils are grown in Canada now.

What The 'Lentil King of Saskatchewan' Knows About World Trade: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iWi_xyBzA3E

[Western Red Cedar]

This conversation with Ryan Holiday and Sahil Bloom touches on a lot of ERE topics. It is focused on different types of wealth, and at one point they talk about how resiliency is the ultimate form of wealth.

While it is somewhat basic in terms of ERE theory, I enjoy hearing people discussing similar themes to what we talk about here, but from different angles and backgrounds.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BKCA2ymdQtc

Wealth is having control over your own schedule. Wealth is doing what you want with your time. Wealth is healthy relationships and strong family connections. Wealth is the ability to respond to adversity. Wealth is prioritizing your physical health. Wealth is the ability to say no.....

[sodatrain]

Been really enjoying Ryan Holiday recently.

Love that definition of wealth - nailed it.