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Investing Decisions - How to figure out the exact amount of money you'll need to retire comfortably
It’s one of the scariest numbers in our financial lives – the precise amount of money we need to retire comfortably. All our investing decisions should be based on this number, yet most people have no idea what it is, or how to calculate it.
So we save as much as we can and just hope it will be enough. But no matter how much we tuck away, there’s always this nagging worry that we’ll come up short in our later years. Old age won’t just be about health challenges, we could also face poverty.
The good news is that figuring out this number really isn’t that hard. In this video Jonathan Bowman-Perks and I lay out the specific steps you should follow to find your number.
Finance psychology expert Graeme Newell explains how our very flawed human brain tends to slip up when we make big finance and life decisions.
Most of our decision-making is done in our subconscious brain. When we make a choice, what happens is that our subconscious brain feels something and then our conscious brain affirms what we already believe.
Overcoming cognitive bias in decision-making is not hard. It’s simply a matter of learning to recognize the signs that a cognitive bias might be likely, then stopping the pattern.
Behavior biases in finance show up all the time. Behavioral science shows us the way forward and gives us smart tactics for making optimal decisions. The key is to learn tactics from finance psychology and behavioral finance concepts that we can put into action throughout the course of our day.
Graeme Newell is a researcher in behavioral investing, behavioral economics and finance psychology. He is a professional economics speaker, a personal finance speaker and an expert in behavioral investing.
The simple brain hack for spending less & enjoying more
Most of the clothes hanging in our closets are powerful evidence of just how horribly flawed our shopping impulses can be. Our brain was on fire with anticipation when we bought most of those clothes, but now they hang there undisturbed for months. Why did we buy this stuff in the first place?
If you want to spend less and enjoy the stuff you purchase more, brain science has a wonderful hack you’ll want to learn about. Watch this short video to learn how curbing spending can be easier than you think.
Finance psychology expert Graeme Newell explains how our very flawed human brain tends to slip up when we make big finance and life decisions.
Most of our decision-making is done in our subconscious brain. When we make a choice, what happens is that our subconscious brain feels something and then our conscious brain affirms what we already believe.
Overcoming cognitive bias in decision making is not hard. It’s simply a matter of learning to recognize the signs that a cognitive bias might be likely, then stopping the pattern.
Behavior biases in finance show up all the time. Behavioral science shows us the way forward and gives us smart tactics for making optimal decisions. The key is to learn tactics from finance psychology and behavioral finance concepts that we can put into action throughout the course of our day.
Graeme Newell is a researcher in behavioral investing, behavioral economics and finance psychology. He is a professional economics speaker, a personal finance speaker and an expert in behavioral investing.
In this video you’ll learn all about how cognitive bias can trick us into making foolish choices. You’ll learn specific ways to recognize the signs that a bad decision is likely, then how to quickly get back on track.
Watch this video to learn about the new research that’s revealing the best strategy for making smarter decisions.
Smart Steps in Risk Management- The Risk Strategies that Pay Off Most Often
Researchers tracked the risk strategies of top risk management pros. Turns out, there are two key steps in risk management that deliver success most often. Check out this video to learn how to up your chances of coming out a winner.
Finance psychology expert Graeme Newell explains how our very flawed human brain tends to slip up when we make big finance and life decisions.
Most of our decision-making is done in our subconscious brain. When we make a choice, what happens is that our subconscious brain feels something and then our conscious brain affirms what we already believe.
Overcoming cognitive bias in decision-making is not hard. It’s simply a matter of learning to recognize the signs that a cognitive bias might be likely, then stopping the pattern.
Behavior biases in finance show up all the time. Behavioral science shows us the way forward and gives us smart tactics for making optimal decisions. The key is to learn tactics from finance psychology and behavioral finance concepts that we can put into action throughout the course of our day.
Graeme Newell is a researcher in behavioral investing, behavioral economics and finance psychology. He is a professional economics speaker, a personal finance speaker and an expert in behavioral investing.
In this video, you’ll learn all about how cognitive bias can trick us into making foolish choices. You’ll learn specific ways to recognize the signs that a bad decision is likely, then how to quickly get back on track.
Two Key Habits of Financially Successful People - Behavioral Investing Best Practices
Behavioral investing researchers studied the habits of successful investors and found that a lot of them practiced two key tactics that led to an abundant bank balance. The good news is that it’s not hard and you can do it too. A little behavioral investing can help all of us improve our finances.
Finance psychology expert Graeme Newell explains how our very flawed human brain tends to slip up when we make big finance and life decisions.
Most of our decision-making is done in our subconscious brain. When we make a choice, what happens is that our subconscious brain feels something and then our conscious brain affirms what we already believe.
Overcoming cognitive bias in decision making is not hard. It’s simply a matter of learning to recognize the signs that a cognitive bias might be likely, then stopping the pattern.
Behavior biases in finance show up all the time. Behavioral science shows us the way forward and gives us smart tactics for making optimal decisions. The key is to learn tactics from finance psychology and behavioral finance concepts that we can put into action throughout the course of our day.
Graeme Newell is a researcher in behavioral investing, behavioral economics and finance psychology. He is a professional economics speaker, a personal finance speaker and an expert in behavioral investing.
In this video you’ll learn all about how cognitive bias can trick us into making foolish choices. You’ll learn specific ways to recognize the signs that a bad decision is likely, then how to quickly get back on track.
Watch this video to learn about the new research that’s revealing the best strategy for making smarter decisions.
Finance Psychology Best Practices: Why Everyone Needs a Mentor
Experts in finance psychology will tell you – all of us (even experts) are blind to our misjudgments. Staying at the top of our game in the world of finance is critical to a winning strategy. Psychology research has shown that the smartest people are the ones who openly acknowledge their behavioral finance biases and get help from others. It’s this kind of applied behavioral science on the frontlines of investing decisions that keep us in the game.
Finance psychology expert Graeme Newell explains how our very flawed human brain tends to slip up when we make big finance and life decisions.
Most of our decision-making is done in our subconscious brain. When we make a choice, what happens is that our subconscious brain feels something and then our conscious brain affirms what we already believe.
Overcoming cognitive bias in decision-making is not hard. It’s simply a matter of learning to recognize the signs that a cognitive bias might be likely, then stopping the pattern.
Behavior biases in finance show up all the time. Behavioral science shows us the way forward and gives us smart tactics for making optimal decisions. The key is to learn tactics from finance psychology and behavioral finance concepts that we can put into action throughout the course of our day.
Graeme Newell is a researcher in behavioral investing, behavioral economics and finance psychology. He is a professional economics speaker, a personal finance speaker and an expert in behavioral investing.
In this video, you’ll learn all about how cognitive bias can trick us into making foolish choices. You’ll learn specific ways to recognize the signs that a bad decision is likely, then how to quickly get back on track.
How to Use Finance Psychology to Make More Accurate Predictions About Your Future
Winning in the market is all about being a good predictor of the future. Unfortunately, finance psychology reveals that most of us are pretty bad at guessing our own future behavior. Behavioral finance speaker Graeme Newell explains why we have a tendency to be overconfident when it comes to predicting our future.
Finance psychology shows that our brain tends to believe that how it is now, is how it will always be in the future, and how it has always been in the past. Behavioral investing studies show that are very flawed human brain has a hard time envisioning our future self.
In this video, Graeme Newell shows how this can have a detrimental effect on our investing decisions and how behavioral biases in finance can trip us up when it comes to guessing what our needs will be in the future. Cognitive bias in decision-making can cause us to make very foolish choices about what will happen in the years ahead of us.
The future isn’t something we passively predict. It’s something we actively build. Learn why our brain is so bad at predicting what our future choices will be.
Graeme Newell is a researcher in behavioral investing, behavioral economics and finance psychology. He is a professional economics speaker, a personal finance speaker and an expert in behavioral investing.
In this video you’ll learn all about how cognitive bias can trick us into making foolish choices. You’ll learn specific ways to recognize the signs that a bad decision is likely, then how to quickly get back on track.
The Smartest Way to Learn How to Invest - Behavioral Investing Best Practices
Want to pick more winning investments? New behavioral investing research reveals the most effective ways to learn more about the world of money. Behavioral finance speaker Graeme Newell shows us the easiest way to learn about the intimidating and complicated world of investing.
Investing decisions can be so daunting! The stakes are so high. It’s so easy to fall prey to behavioral finance biases and make foolish investing decisions. Graeme Newell dives into the world of finance psychology and behavioral finance to help us understand the behavioral science and cognitive bias that we can fall prey to when making financial moves.
Graeme Newell is a researcher in behavioral investing, behavioral economics, and finance psychology. He is a professional economics speaker, a personal finance speaker, and an expert in behavioral investing.
In this video, you’ll learn all about how cognitive bias can trick us into making foolish choices. You’ll learn specific ways to recognize the signs that a bad decision is likely, then how to quickly get back on track.
5 Tactics for Smarter Money Choices
Want to make smarter money choices? Behavioral finance speaker Graeme Newell reveals the sneaky way that our very flawed human brain tries to sabotage our commitments.
Turns out our brain is pretty bad at gauging what our commitment levels will be in the future. This causes us to overcommit. This means we end up abandoning the commitments we felt we could easily achieve.
Learn five tactics for making smarter money choices and keeping your commitments even when the times get tough.
Graeme Newell is a researcher in behavioral investing, behavioral economics and finance psychology. He is a professional economics speaker, a personal finance speaker and an expert in behavioral investing.
In this video, you’ll learn all about how cognitive bias can trick us into making foolish choices. You’ll learn specific ways to recognize the signs that a bad decision is likely, then how to quickly get back on track.
The Brain Science Guide to Better Negotiating - Behavioral Finance Concepts
Want to be a better negotiator? The behavioral finance concept of “anchoring” is one of the smartest strategies used by winning negotiators. What is anchoring? Behavioral finance speaker Graeme Newell shows us the specific way this cognitive bias can trip us up when we’re in a tough negotiation.
From restaurant menus to car dealers, to multimillion-dollar real estate deals, Savvy negotiators understand that the value of any item is not intrinsic, but is determined by what is around it.
Graeme Newell is a researcher in behavioral investing, behavioral economics and finance psychology. He is a professional economics speaker, a personal finance speaker and an expert in behavioral investing.
In this video, you’ll learn all about how cognitive bias can trick us into making foolish choices. You’ll learn specific ways to recognize the signs that a bad decision is likely, then how to quickly get back on track.
How to Use Brain Science to Make Smarter Money Decisions
Why are we so quick to trust some investments we know nothing about? Finance professional speaker Graeme Newell introduces us to a crafty behavioral finance bias called the “halo effect.” Learn how your brain can fool you into assigned both positive and negative attributes that are completely groundless.
Graeme Newell is a researcher in behavioral investing, behavioral economics and finance psychology. He is a professional economics speaker, a personal finance speaker and an expert in behavioral investing.
In this video you’ll learn all about a cognitive bias called the “halo effect” and how it can trick us into making foolish investing choices. You’ll learn specific ways to recognize the signs that a bad decision is likely, then how to quickly get back on track.
Weird Ways Your Brain Makes Money Choices
Behavioral finance speaker Graeme Newell takes us on a fun journey to reveal the weird way our very flawed human brain makes money decisions. Graeme Newell is a top financial speaker and expert on behavioral investing and behavioral finance.
Using fun exercises, weird brain games, and fascinating science, behavioral finance speaker Graeme Newell provides us a captivating tour of how our deeply flawed brains navigate the world of money.
Graeme Newell is one of the top finance speakers because he takes the dry topic of behavioral finance biases and brings it alive with fun interactive games. He quizzes and banters with his audience, demonstrating live how our brain’s flawed thinking can trick us into bad choices.
Using the latest brain science insights, he shows audiences how to drive better decision-making and customer messaging that connects on a deep emotional level. This is what has made him one of the most requested speakers on economics. He has regularly appeared at conferences around the world, delivering one behavior finance lecture after another, and doing it in a fun interactive way.
In this fun and example-packed behavioral economics presentation, finance psychology researcher Graeme Newell reveals the latest revelations from the science of behavioral economics. You’ll learn to recognize the subtle behavioral clues that a money decision may be based on irrational thinking or hidden emotion. Graeme reveals the moments when we’re most vulnerable to impulsive decision making and how to get back on track before it costs us money.
Whether it’s a behavioral economics webinar or a behavioral finance speech, Graeme Newell gets audiences engaged and excited about the sometimes complicated world of finance psychology. He makes it simple, interesting, and playful.
The Weird Way Your Brain Makes Money Choices
Behavioral finance speaker Graeme Newell crawls inside our brain to show us the strange way our very fallible mind makes financial decisions. Graeme Newell is a speaker on economics and does behavioral finance presentations to audiences around the world. In this video he plays fun games with his audience and demonstrates just how powerful cognitive bias can influence us to make bad choices.
In this behavioral finance lecture he shows how our instinctual brain can trick our rational brain into impulsive choices. He shows how sneaky cognitive biases can cloud our judgment and cost us money.
Graeme conducts behavioral economics webinars and behavioral finance lectures where he makes complicated brain science simple for non-scientist to understand. If you want to learn the best ways to invest using finance psychology, personal finance speaker Graeme Newell will show you the way.
Use Brain Science to Make Saving Easier
Want to save more…painlessly? Economics speaker Graeme Newell shows how you can use a cognitive bias called “temporal discounting” to trick yourself into saving more. This behavioral economics presentation will show you how a brain bias can add to your bank account without all the suffering.
Graeme Newell is a behavioral finance speaker. He has given behavioral economics presentations around the globe and is one of the top finance speakers. You’ll learn how to recognize behavioral finance biases that can cause you to make foolish money decisions. This is finance psychology at its best.
This behavioral finance speech will leave you with solid tactics for create a doable saving plan.
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Fun brain games that teach daily tactics for making smarter decisions using the latest brain science insights.