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Welcome to Season 1, Episode 2 of The Psychology of Money! Why Your Financial Decisions Make Sense—Even When Others Think They’re Irrational 🎙️
Explore the psychology behind financial decisions through contrasting stories:
Ronald Read: The janitor who turned $8M philanthropist through frugality.
Richard Fuscone: The Harvard-educated exec bankrupted by debt and excess.
Key Concepts:
Personal History: Your financial behavior is shaped by your experiences.
Financial Anchoring: How personal history affects investment choices.
Empathy Gap: Understanding diverse financial behaviors.
Actionable Insights:
Reflect on how your upbringing influences your money decisions.
Avoid one-size-fits-all financial rules.
Consider the world that shaped others’ financial choices.
Preview & Closing:
Next Episode: Luck & Risk—how Bill Gates and Kent Evans’ fates hinged on the same 1-in-a-million odds.
Final Quote: “No one is crazy. We all make decisions based on our unique mental models of how the world works.”
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Welcome to Season 1, Episode 2 of The Psychology of Money! Why Your Financial Decisions Make Sense—Even When Others Think They’re Irrational 🎙️
Explore the psychology behind financial decisions through contrasting stories:
Ronald Read: The janitor who turned $8M philanthropist through frugality.
Richard Fuscone: The Harvard-educated exec bankrupted by debt and excess.
Key Concepts:
Personal History: Your financial behavior is shaped by your experiences.
Financial Anchoring: How personal history affects investment choices.
Empathy Gap: Understanding diverse financial behaviors.
Actionable Insights:
Reflect on how your upbringing influences your money decisions.
Avoid one-size-fits-all financial rules.
Consider the world that shaped others’ financial choices.
Preview & Closing:
Next Episode: Luck & Risk—how Bill Gates and Kent Evans’ fates hinged on the same 1-in-a-million odds.
Final Quote: “No one is crazy. We all make decisions based on our unique mental models of how the world works.”

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