• 0:00~1:50 Introduction
• 1:50~4:03 Early money lessons
• 4:03~5:57 Motivation for learning about personal finance
• 5:57~8:43 Role of trustees
• 8:43~10:44 Burn-outs in medicine
• 10:44~13:08 Starting to write about finance
• 13:08~19:12 Writing the book
• 19:12~24:02 Inspiration from other personal finance writers
• 24:02~24:27 A word from NGPF
• 24:27~26:20 Feedback from John’s kids 
• 26:20~28:48 Explaining compound interest through storytelling
• 28:48~30:20 The mini-Starbucks example
• 30:20~32:19 The math behind compound interest
• 32:19~36:30 Comparing savings to a marathon
• 36:30~39:45 The law of finance #5
• 39:45~40:44 John’s letter to his children
• 40:44~43:19 Conclusion

Resources:

• How to Raise Your Child’s Financial IQ (On HumbleDollar)
• How to Raise Your Child’s FInancial IQ (On Amazon)
• HumbleDollar
• 12 Investment Sins
• The Most Important Thing
• John Clements and Bill Bernstein Panel Podcast

Quotes:

• “[The issue of burn-out in the field of medicine] is obviously not as simple as just teaching personal finance but I think it plays a major part in potentially being a solution to burn-out because once you reach a point where you can reach financial independence you have a lot more freedom and options to choose the career and job that will give you satisfaction.”