In which a young millionaire realises that understanding financial-planning basics could easily be worth more than everything else they ever spend added together
In which the world's most typical riches-chasing fearer of rear-view mirrors starts to question if he'd be better off being slower to act like the Good Life is for sale, and quicker to question if this ever proves true
In which a couple realise that parenting is about presence, not presents and that even ostensibly value-driven decisions can be misleading if they are not thought through
In which a man living his (and many others' dreams) channels his celebrity-stoic friends to realise (sort of) that balance-sheet dreams are a catch, not a thing to be caught, and you can have all the money in the world, but unless you’ve got something to do with it, it’s often just a cue for wasting time.