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Show Notes
In this episode, Carl reflects on a line from William Wordsworth written in 1802: “Getting and spending, we lay waste our powers.” Carl explores how Wordsworth was already warning about the danger of a culture obsessed with acquisition and consumption. The real loss, he suggests, isn’t moral or financial. It’s the quiet erosion of our attention, imagination, and sense of wonder. Carl invites listeners to consider a deeper risk around money: not losing it, but losing the parts of ourselves that money can never buy.
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