Often, people will share financial advice and conclude with the line, "well, it worked for me."  It's great if a certain way of doing things "works" for someone, but it doesn't mean it's good advice.  In today's social media world, bad advice is flying at us left and right, disguised as sound wisdom.  In today's episode, host Travis Shelton rants about this cultural phenomenon and provides some tips on how to assess whether or not to apply the advice you're hearing (including the advice coming out of his own mouth).  

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