In this episode, Andrew talks with Ronnie Gou of Long Angle, a
private community of 7,500 high-net-worth individuals, to explore
the hidden side of financial success. From early retirement and
identity loss to parenting with wealth and the loneliness that can
come with it, this episode dives into the emotional and
psychological realities that are rarely discussed.
If you’ve ever dreamed of retiring early, wondered how money
shapes the family, or struggled with raising resilient kids in a
comfortable world, this conversation is for you.

Links:

Get connected with Long Angle by Ronnie Gou

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*Adult themes, specifically suicide, are mentioned in this episode.

Why are so many young men losing their sense of purpose—and quietly checking out of life? Writer, speaker, and Therapeutic Consultant Joanna Lilley joins Andrew Taylor to explore the cultural, relational, and technological forces shaping this generation of young men. From shifting ideas of value and identity to the addictive pull of screens and emerging AI, they unpack why it’s become easier to observe life than to fully live it. This conversation names the quiet crisis many young men face—and offers hope, clarity, and a call back to meaningful connection, purpose, and belonging.

Links:

• Success Is Subjective Podcast with Joanna Lilley
• Notes on Being a Man by Scott Galloway
• The Anxious Generation: How the Great Rewiring of Childhood Is Causing an Epidemic of Mental Illness by Jonathan Haidt
• ORDER Andrew’s New Book — LAUNCH: A Guide to Getting Unstuck, Navigating Life, and Thriving
• Andrew Taylor’s Website

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Andrew Taylor sits down with Kristin Keffeler for a thoughtful conversation about the growing shift in the trust world—from focusing solely on technical outcomes to prioritizing human wellbeing. Kristin explains why beneficiary wellbeing statutes matter and how they shine a light on the often-overlooked human side of wealth. They unpack common stigmas and struggles faced by adults who grow up in wealth, including identity, relationship, and “money clutter.” Together, they explore why every family has a culture and how families can more intentionally define their values so wealth becomes a resource that supports healthy individuals, stronger relationships, and meaningful impact.

Links:

• JFG Family Office
• Kristin’s Website
• The Myth of the Silver Spoon by Kristin Keffeler
• Kristin Keffeler on LinkedIn
• ORDER Andrew’s New Book — LAUNCH: A Guide to Getting Unstuck, Navigating Life, and Thriving
• Andrew Taylor’s Website

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