Finding Enough: Andrew Hallam on Money, Mortality & Meaning
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What if financial success doesn’t automatically lead to happiness?
In this episode of Being Human, Lisa Oake speaks with Andrew Hallam — bestselling author of Millionaire Teacher and Balance. Andrew retired in his 30s, not to stop working, but to start living.
They explore the emotional side of money: how comparison can quietly erode joy, why “enough” is so hard to define, and what it really means to live a rich life — in every sense of the word.
From surviving cancer to living nomadically with his wife, Andrew shares the lessons that shaped his philosophy on wealth, mortality, and meaning.
In this thoughtful dialogue, Andrew and Lisa discuss:
- Why chasing wealth can erode happiness
- The “four-legged table” of a balanced life: purpose, health, relationships, and money
- What his cancer diagnosis taught him about time and gratitude
- The hidden cost of comparison and social media
- How cultural norms shape our financial behavior
- Teaching kids about money through modeling, not preaching
- Why the best investment might be your next hour of peace
📘 Learn more about Andrew’s book Balance here: https://andrewhallam.com/balance/
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