2025-02-10
41 分钟You're listening to how to Be a Better Human.
I'm your host, Chris Duffy.
Today on the show, we're talking about money.
And for me,
one of the most surprising elements of doing comedy and writing has been how much I've had to think about my finances.
Money management is not my passion, and yet if I don't put in the time and effort to handle it correctly,
I won't get to do the things that I actually am passionate about.
I would never have guessed that the key to being able to tell jokes is
that you also need to know how to categorize your expenses and track your receipts.
I could never have predicted that.
At the same time,
there's something really interesting to me about the fact that there are no universal answers about how you're supposed to approach money.
Everybody is just figuring this out on their own for themselves,
whether they're a struggling artist or whether they are a wildly successful entrepreneur.
Whether you're a person working a stable corporate job or someone who cobbles together two
or three different sources of income to make ends meet.
Today's guest, Paco De Leon, is a money expert, but not just any money expert.
Paco is a finance person who is also an artist.
So this is someone who not only sees the system from both sides,
but also thinks deeply about our complicated, sometimes fraught relationship with money.