Episode · ChooseFI · 2025-10-05

Books mentioned on 567 | Are We Taking the Wrong Risks?

3 books · With Chris Hutchins · Listen · Watch on YouTube

Most financial independence seekers are winning at money but losing at life—and they don't even realize it. Chris Hutchins and Brad Barrett challenge the FI community's obsession with safety, exploring whether the real risk isn't running out of money, but running out of time to enjoy it.

Chris Hutchins recommended The 5 Types of Wealth by Sahil Bloom, and discussed Die with Zero by Bill Perkins and Happy Money by Ken Honda.

Books mentioned, in the order they came up

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  1. Die with Zero

    Bill Perkins · at 3:04 · mentioned 3 times

    Die with Zero by Bill Perkins is a financial and lifestyle guide that challenges traditional wealth accumulation by encouraging people to optimize their life experiences and spend their money while they are still alive.

    Discussed
    “And the biggest one that kind of just left me, you know, you have a conversation with someone and it just leaves you thinking for a while and that happened to me with Bill Perkins talking about Die With Zero and Tyler was talking about the 4% rule”
    Where to get it
  2. The 5 Types of Wealth

    Sahil Bloom · at 12:50

    The 5 Types of Wealth by Sahil Bloom is a self-improvement guide that examines wealth beyond mere finances to include aspects such as relationships, social connections, physical health, and time.

    Recommended
    “I'm happy to send you a link, but Sahil Bloom wrote this book, The Five Types of Wealth. Uh I've done a couple interviews with him and in one of them, we talked about, you know, the time spent with different people in your life”
    Where to get it
  3. Happy Money

    Ken Honda · at 35:12

    Happy Money by Ken Honda is a self-help and personal finance book that explores psychological relationships with wealth and mindful spending habits.

    Discussed
    “And the entire like I go back to this book Happy Money where it's like these five different ways to spend money for happiness. It was kind of like a science recap of some research and one of them is to prepay for things.”
    Where to get it