…partying in San Francisco. It took him years to realize the absurdity. His annual investment returns on his tiny $1,000 portfolio might earn him $100 – the same amount he’d…
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I Tracked My Time in 15-Minute Increments for a Week. The Results are Embarrassing.
…a real break, your brain will take a fake one,” Vanderkam told me during our podcast interview. Pausing throughout the day to stretch, eat and walk is better for productivity,…
#644: The Hidden Psychology Behind Every Financial Decision You Make with Dr. Daniel Crosby
…reveals truths about who we really are — even when we don’t realize it.. Key Takeaways Money is a mirror. The way you earn and spend reflects your real values,…
#657: Q&A: Can You Really Beat The Market By Copying Members of Congress?
…planning that actually works, this episode is all about balancing curiosity, caution, and common sense. Key Takeaways Congressional-trade ETFs aren’t a shortcut to wealth. They’re speculative, lag behind real trades,…
#224: The Science of Rapid Learning, with Scott Young, author of Ultralearning
…limit. You typically don’t know how to apply that knowledge to real life. You’re unable to transfer that academic knowledge to practical use. Instead of seeking to learn new things…
#553: The Brutal Money Truth No One Wants to Hear, with Dr. Brad Klontz and Adrian Brambila
…Friday. They address money myths about credit cards, particularly the misconception about carrying balances to improve credit scores. Real examples and personal stories illustrate their points. Klontz shares how his…
#302: The Financial Benefits of Optimism, with Michelle Gielan
…of the United States of America (2010) Thanks to our sponsors! Stereo Stereo is a new, interactive platform where you can connect with your favorite podcast hosts in real-time. We’re…
#253: The Thinker’s Guide to Market Volatility, with Dr. Steve Wendel and Sam Lamas
…this roller coaster!” it screams. But in reality, turning paper losses into real losses is a mistake. This act often costs investors much more than staying the course. Your mind…
Hate Budgeting? Here’s The Easiest Budget Ever
…doesn’t change anything. We “should” drive the speed limit. We “should” wear sunscreen every time we leave the house. We “should” floss our teeth daily. Let’s get real. In this…
#732: Why The Customers Nobody Wants Are the Best Ones to Sell To, with David Bell
…Where you live. Who’s around you. What your local stores do — and don’t — carry. Most of the time, you don’t even realize a decision’s been made until you’re…
