Summary: He may have been America’s literary genius, but Mark Twain was a lost cause when it came to money. In fact, despite his numerous witty comments and acute observations about life, perhaps Twain’s most valuable is lesson is what not to do when it comes to spending, debt and chasing business schemes without a solid plan. In this episode, author Alan Pell Crawford, whose latest book “How Not to Get Rich: The Financial Misadventures of Mark Twain” discusses what we can learn from this literary genius’ financial failures.
