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How Winning Affects Your Investing Decisions
- December 15, 2021
- Posted by: Cristina
- Category: Video Blog
No CommentsWhen are we most vulnerable to bad decision making? Brain science tells us that when we experience a big win or a big defeat, that’s when we get flooded with brain chemicals that can badly skew our judgment.
Watch this video to learn more about how and when you’re at your decision-making best.
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Two Key Habits of Financially Successful People – Behavioral Investing Best Practices
- December 9, 2021
- Posted by: Cristina
- Category: Video Blog
Researchers studied the habits of the financially successful and found that a lot of them practiced two key tactics that lead to an abundant bank balance.
The good news is that it’s not hard and you can do it too.
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Important Investing Decisions – How to Calculate the Amount of Money You’ll Need to Retire
- December 9, 2021
- Posted by: Cristina
- Category: Video Blog
What’s the exact amount of money you’ll need to retire comfortably? It’s one of our most important investing decisions, yet most of us start saving and just hope that it will be enough.
In this video we lay out exactly how to calculate “your number” for a secure retirement.
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The Delightfully Curious Way Our Brain Picks our Fears
- November 24, 2021
- Posted by: Cristina
- Category: Video Blog
This short video explains the curiously irrational way that our brain picks the things that continually frighten and haunt us.
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How a Major Setback Affects our Decision-Making Skills
- November 12, 2021
- Posted by: Cristina
- Category: Video Blog
Most of us aren’t as resilient as we think. We pride ourselves on our ability to get back in the game after a major setback. We pick ourselves up off the ground, dust ourselves off, and get back on plan
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Why Having More Choices Leads to Worse Investing Decisions
- November 12, 2021
- Posted by: Cristina
- Category: Video Blog
Having more choices is better, right? Well brain science clearly shows that having a lot of different options often leads to worse outcomes. Most of us like to see ourselves as brave adventurers who seek out novel and exciting new experiences, but the truth is we tend to be far more repetitive and dull than our fragile ego lets on.
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Which is Optimal, Fast Decisions or Slow Decisions?
- November 11, 2021
- Posted by: Cristina
- Category: Video Blog
Which leads to a better choice?
– Decisively taking action and getting in the game sooner?
– Carefully contemplating every option and delaying entry? -
The Life Events that Powerfully Influence our Risk Tolerance
- November 11, 2021
- Posted by: Cristina
- Category: Video Blog
New research is revealing that experiencing a financial downturn in our mid-teens tends to powerfully skew our perception of risk. And the really disturbing finding is that this risk aversion tends to be lifelong. Learn the devious ways that economics shocks can distort our judgment.
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How to Use Behavioral Finance Biases to up the Amount You Save
- November 11, 2021
- Posted by: Cristina
- Category: Video Blog
Want to up your the amount you save and feel the pain less? New brain science insights are revealing an easy behavioral change that can making the important job save more achievable.
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The Sneaky Way Race Biases Decision Making in the World of Finance
- November 4, 2021
- Posted by: Cristina
- Category: Video Blog
When researchers looked at the success rate of minority-owned businesses, the data showed their success rate was through the roof. But it turns out this WASN’T good news. Check out this video to learn the strange reasons that motivated their success.
The Sneaky Way Race Biases Decision Making in the World of Finance
When researchers looked at the success rate of minority-owned businesses, the data showed their success rate was through the roof. But it turns out this WASN’T good news. Check out this video to learn the strange reasons that motivated their success.
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