Introducing The Psychology of Money with Morgan Housel from All the Hacks with Chris Hutchins.

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#6: Renowned financial columnist, Morgan Housel talks with Chris about the psychology of money. They discuss the mindset of winning investors, new ways to think about risk, when to hold cash vs. invest, and how you can stop wanting more and focus on your own financial independence.

Morgan Housel (@morganhousel) is a partner at Collaborative Fund and a former columnist at The Motley Fool and The Wall Street Journal. He is also the author of the bestselling book The Psychology of Money: Timeless Lessons on Wealth, Greed, and Happiness.

Full show notes available at: https://www.allthehacks.com/psychology-of-money-morgan-housel/

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Resources Mentioned

Connect with Morgan: Twitter | Website | LinkedIn

Morgan’s book: The Psychology of Money: Timeless Lessons on Wealth, Greed, and Happiness

Benjamin Graham's Books: The Intelligent Investor | Security Analysis

Eric Johnson's Book on Nazi Germany: What We Knew

Full Show Notes

(01:22) What Drove Morgan to Write the Book?

(03:58) Contrasting Finance Education with Real-World Application

(05:44) Unveiling the Highest Form of Wealth

(07:18) Exploring Financial Independence as a Spectrum

(10:28) Building Wealth: Balancing Saving and Earning

(12:30) The Paradox: Why People Dislike Saving Money

(13:36) Curbing Desires: A Strategy for Specific Individuals

(17:20) Extremes of FIRE: Striking a Social Balance

(19:34) Unraveling the Mysteries of Irrational Money Behavior

(22:16) Active vs. Passive Investing: Can You Embrace Both?

(26:52) Understanding Your True Risk Tolerance

(32:34) Embracing Fallibility and Liberating Yourself from Perfection

(36:25) Staying the Course: Making Multiple Calculated Bets

(38:51) Framework for Learning from Financial Mistakes

(39:30) Multidimensional History: Acknowledging Different Perspectives

(41:26) Learning from History: The Best Approach

(44:41) Reimagining Education: Shifting Curriculum Focus

(46:54) Parental Role: Nurturing Financial Education in Kids

(49:04) Delving into the Overlooked Aspects of Behavioral Finance

(50:47) The Singular Financial Hack You Need

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Chris Hutchins: Twitter | Instagram | Website | LinkedIn

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Introducing Finding the Best Flight Deals to Anywhere in the World with Scott Keyes from All the Hacks with Chris Hutchins.

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#5: Chris and Scott cover how to get the best deals on flights around the world. They discuss when and how to find and book the cheapest flights, making the most of flight cancelations or delays and lots of travel hacks to maximize happiness on all your trips.

Scott Keyes (@smkeyes) is the founder of Going, a service that helps over two million members find incredible deals on flights around the world. He is also the author of the bestselling book Take More Vacations: How to Search Better, Book Cheaper, and Travel the World.

Full show notes available at: https://allthehacks.com/cheap-flights-scott-keyes/

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Resources Mentioned

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Scott's Book: Take More Vacations

Sign up for Scott's Flight Deals: Going

Best Search Engine for Flights: Google Flights

Find Nonstop Flights from any Airport: Flight Connections

Find Train, Bus and Ferry Routes: Rome2Rio | Seat61

Full Show Notes

(00:46) Scott’s Background and How He Got the Best Flight Deal in His Life

(03:50) The Power of More Vacations: Boosting Happiness and Success

(5:45) Living in the Golden Age of Cheap Flights: Why It's Possible

(7:09) Flexibility: The Key Areas for Scoring Cheap Flights

(9:47) Flight Deal Insight: Small vs. Large Airports

(13:39) Where to Look for Your Ideal Cheap Flights

(19:04) The Cost of Budget Airlines: Is It Worth It?

(22:05) Flight Delays and Cancellations: Navigating Challenges

(27:28) When Do You Want to Book Your Flights

(31:11) The Greek Island Strategy: Saving Big on International Trips

(34:51) Two Search Tools: Finding Nonstop Flights and Ferries, Trains and Buses

(37:48) Scott's Approach to Travel Insurance

(39:03) Change and Cancellation Policies: What You Should Know

(52:38) Leveraging Flight Schedule Changes for Advantage

(42:44) Business Class: Worth the Splurge?

(45:17) Optimal Timing for Activities to Maximize Happiness

(47:14) 24-Hour Rule: Sealing the Deal on Cheap Flights

(49:56) Group Travel Savings: Strategies for Multiple Passengers

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All the Hacks: Newsletter | Website | Membership | Email

Chris Hutchins: Twitter | Instagram | Website | LinkedIn

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Introducing Why DEI Scares Trump and Project 2025 and Why It Should from Assembly Required with Stacey Abrams.

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Diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) is being weaponized by Donald Trump and Project 2025 and right-wing activists. That's because DEI has been around since the start of the country, opening doors of opportunity for millions of Americans, correcting past wrongs, and, crucially, benefiting everyone. In this episode, Stacey Abrams speaks with Kenji Yoshino, director of NYU’s Meltzer Center for Diversity, Inclusion, and Belonging and a constitutional law professor, about why we should clearly define, defend, and expand DEI. They explain who is covered, counter the misinformation about how DEI works, and advocate for DEI as a necessary tool for the future for the country.

For a closed-captioned version of this episode, click here. For a transcript of this episode, please email [email protected] and include the name of the podcast.

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• Sign up for updates from American Pride Rises at aprnetwork.org
• Find risk assessment resources from the Meltzer Center at advancingdei.meltzercenter.org
• Check out Nicholas Confessore’s thorough reporting on DEI opposition for The New York Times

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Introducing Finding Holiday Happiness from How God Works: The Science Behind Spirituality.

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The holidays are supposed to be a time of joy. But all too often, the darker, colder days of winter, and even the stress of preparing for the holidays themselves, can lead people to feel something else: rushed, stressed, lonely, or even hopeless. How can you make sure this year is bright? Science shows that there's a wisdom to parts of traditional winter celebrations – a wisdom that's been honed over centuries to help us all find light, joy, and connection during the darkest and coldest time of the year. 

Join Dave as he chats with Laurie Santos about how to unpack the psychological secrets of celebrations from Christmas, to Hanukkah, to Yule, and more. They’ll also discuss how we can put that wisdom into practice, whatever our beliefs, to make this season a happier and healthier one for all.

Laurie Santos hosts the podcast The Happiness Lab and is a Professor of Psychology at Yale, where she teaches the most popular class in the university’s history. Learn more about her work at her website. 

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Introducing You Can't Hide Here (PODCAST EXCLUSIVE EPISODE) from MrBallen Podcast: Strange, Dark & Mysterious Stories.

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This is a special bonus episode of our new format called, "You Can't"

On a dark fall night in 2010, two detectives stood in the street in an upscale suburban neighborhood outside of Boston, Massachusetts. In the middle of the road – lit by their flashlights – lay the body of a teenage boy. These were two veteran detectives, but neither of them had ever seen the type of brutal violence that had been inflicted on this young man. His legs look shattered, his jeans had been shredded, and his face was bruised and broken. The detectives felt sure this young man had been murdered, but because he had no ID on him, they didn’t know who he was. But when they did finally discover his identity, this case would take a totally bizarre turn. The detectives would find themselves 1,000 miles away from their crime scene, sifting through reported sightings of their victim that defied the laws of physics, and grasping at an insane theory that they hoped could somehow tie it all together.

For 100s more stories like these, check out our main YouTube channel just called "MrBallen" -- https://www.youtube.com/c/MrBallen

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