Capitalism is arguably the most powerful force on the planet. It may also be killing us. Five archetypes for how we relate to that paradox — and an invitation to locate yourself on the spectrum.

The digital economy and the financial economy have merged into a flywheel of unimaginable size and speed, spinning on energy and light in the collective human psyche. If you think we're going to turn it off, you've deceived yourself. The evolutionary move is something else entirely.

Four bad decisions over four hours. Eighteen miles on skis over twenty-eight hours. An overnight bivouac in the West Elk Wilderness during a snowstorm. A backcountry survival story — and a hard education in the one lesson every wilderness traveler eventually learns.

Most people think of capital as money. But financial capital is only one of five forms — and it sits at the bottom of the stack. A four-minute riff from a backcountry ski day on what wealth actually looks like when you expand your lungs to expand the frame.

Wealth creates extraordinary possibility and extraordinary complication — often in the same decision. A wide-ranging conversation with Robert MacNaughton on Elon Musk, Charles Eisenstein, The Lorax, and whether growth itself is the problem.

Most people's relationship with money was inherited, not chosen. A conversation with Jayne Warrilow of Sacred Changemakers on what happens when spiritual practice and wealth advising occupy the same room.

A candid conversation with Paul Zelizer on building a practice at the intersection of purpose and finance — including the parts that don't work, the failures that teach, and what "whole wealth" actually means on a Tuesday morning.