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Why I hate to be a “Sell Out” Selling something you love, even when it makes sense, can feel like losing a limb. I just finished a multi-year, multi-step [...]
Why settle for 0.01% on your savings when you can do better? At today’s rates of 4%, $50,000 would earn an additional $2,000 per year. Recently, I advised [...]
Reducing Regional and Political Risk in Your Investments: Overcoming the Backfire Effect When it comes to investment decisions, our brains often cling tightly to existing beliefs, even when faced with [...]
Imagine sitting on the edge of a dock gazing across a dark blue ocean. Each wave crashing at your feet represents a moment in your life, fleeting and irreplaceable. Time, [...]
What Financial Independence is to me now is watching my wife find joy in volunteering at our local elementary school, doing homework with my kids, coaching my son’s basketball [...]
The Cost of Comfort - 8 Examples of Ambiguity Bias In Our Financial Decisions Ambiguity bias is our natural inclination to prefer the familiar option over the unknown, even [...]
As a dedicated saver turned professional investor, I’ve come to recognize the importance of making rational, data-driven investment decisions. In this pursuit, understanding cognitive and behavioral biases has become [...]
Adverse Selection Bias is when one person in a transaction has more information than the other. It is a specific subset of selection bias and has recently been on [...]
A Two-Decade Reflection on Happiness and the Age Positivity Effect As I reflect on my own life journey, I realize that my pursuit of happiness is still evolving. Initially, [...]