Why are we so quick to judge?

The vast majority of financial advisors in the industry are not legally obligated to serve your best interest.

Why do people continue to reward this behavior? Are they even aware that this is what they are doing?

We have become conditioned to see the financial services industry in the worst possible way.

This leads to bad judgment calls. 

Join me in this episode as we deep dive into some of the conditioning on Wall Street and what you can do to protect your money and your family.

Why do people freak out during market volatility?

I believe people don't understand volatility and panic.

If we cant, understand something

We cant define it

It's no wonder when we see something we don't understand and can't define show up, we freak out.

Join me in today's episode to understand, define, and use market volatility to your advantage...

Sure there are many problems on Wall Street.

One of the main issues I see is the lack of clear standards and a set of rules around serving investors.

But, why is it that the bulk of the wealth in this country is invested in firms with advisors that don't have a legal obligation to do right by them?

Where we invest our money feeds the status quo or elevates the standards of the game.

In today's episode, we do a deep dive into what you can do to better understand what system you are rewarding with your money.

Tune in today...

Wall Street has unclear guidelines and regulations on how to serve clients.

Vague guidelines lead to confused advisors and hurt investors.

If your best interest is not 1st, then what is it?

2nd, 3rd, 4th?

Do they even care?

Most people don't know this is happening on Wall Street, and in today's show, we discuss what you can do to protect yourself and your family...

Join me on the inside!

Most people are unaware that financial noise makes them bias.

The noise is not the problem. 

In todays episode we will discuss how noise leads to investor bias and what you can do about it to protect your loved ones financially...

Join me in the inside.

Episode 54: Are you suffering from financial atrophy?