What would change if we all started with listening, not numbers? In this episode, Ashley Quamme welcomes George Kinder, founder of the Kinder Institute of Life Planning and author of The Three Domains of Freedom, for a conversation about presence, purpose, and the deeper responsibility we carry toward each other.

George Kinder, the father of the life planning movement, joins the Financial Wellbeing podcast for a wide-ranging conversation on why a well-lived life starts with listening, not number-crunching — unpacking his famous three questions, the idea that money should support life rather than dictate it, and his newest initiative, Fiduciary In All Things.

Fee-Only Network founder Allan Slider sits down with George Kinder to trace his 35-year journey from tax practice to becoming the father of the life planning movement — and to explore where that journey has ultimately led him: Fiduciary In All Things (FIAT), a vision in which every institution that touches a human life is held to the same standard of care George has championed for decades.

George Kinder, founder of the Life Planning movement and creator of The Moules, recently spoke with Financial Planning Today about why the corporate world is overdue for a fundamental shift. In this article, he shares the vision behind The Moules — from putting employees' personal aspirations at the centre of business culture, to the power of mindful listening, to what it really means to be Fiduciary in All Things. A must-read for any leader who believes business can — and should — do better.

Innovator Pulse features an interview with George Kinder in their startup newsletter. Kinder won the Innovator Founder designation and is among a group of elite innovators launching new businesses in the UK.

Part 3 of Blair duQuesnay's ongoing live debate series with George Kinder on FIAT (a global fiduciary standard) versus Capitalism, this installment tackles the topic of Truth — and the prevalence of so many untruths in today's institutions and media.

Innovator Pulse features an interview with George Kinder in their startup newsletter. Kinder won the Innovator Founder designation and is among a group of elite innovators launching new businesses in the UK.

The debate that started it all — George Kinder and Blair duQuesnay's first live conversation pitting Fiduciary in All Things (FIAT), George's proposal for a global fiduciary standard, against the current dynamics of capitalism. Titled "Fiduciary in all Things (FIAT): An Economic Debate," this inaugural installment lays the groundwork for the ongoing series.