In this episode, Anne Corbin is joined by Bryan Kuderna to explore the concept of MICE—Money, Ideology, Compromise, Ego—and its influence on decision-making. They discuss the risks posed by non-experts in financial advice and the challenge of information overload. Bryan introduces his new book, emphasizing the value of economic insights. They examine the balance between control and adaptability in life, the role of coincidences in decision-making, and the fear of both failure and success. The episode recaps the MICE framework, highlighting the importance of enjoying the journey, and concludes with thoughts on infinite potential and influencing reality.

(0:00 ) Introduction and welcome with guest Bryan Kuderna
(1:50 ) MICE: Money, Ideology, Compromise, Ego and its impact on decisions
(6:23 ) The danger of non-expert influence and navigating financial information overload
(13:24 ) Bryan's new book and the importance of economic insights
(18:52 ) Balancing control with adaptability in life and finances
(23:08 ) The interplay between coincidences, choices, and speed in decision-making
(25:33 ) Confronting the fear of failure and success
(26:43 ) Recap: MICE and enjoying the journey
(27:43 ) Sponsor: Caderna podcast
(28:58 ) Bryan Kuderna's contact information
(30:12 ) Closing thoughts on infinite potential and influencing reality