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Have you ever dreamed of what you would do if you had too much money? I am not talking about dreaming of yachts, ponds full of hippos, and hanging [...]
We learned in the last post on the Dunning Kruger Effect that our knowledge does not necessarily track our confidence. My knowledge of the unknown is limited and therefore I’d [...]
A little over a year ago, if you would have asked me about a European war, I would have betted against you and in reality I did. I had multiple [...]
I was watching the baseball world series back in Oct of 2005 with some college buddies and during the pre-game I seemed to be the only one excited. The White [...]
My Alternative to Expensive Insurance When reviewing health share plans we were drawn to Samaritan, which has been around since 1994. Samaritan describes themselves as “A community of Christians [...]
“Who is your health insurance through?” “What do you mean you don’t have health insurance?” “Your husband is an attorney, he should have health insurance through work”. More often [...]
In my last blog post I addressed what action bias is, and why we, as humans, tend toward this bias. Hopefully looking through a few more examples will help you [...]
Have you ever been stuck in traffic and found yourself honking the horn, waving your fist, or even releasing the bird? Did any of your actions improve the situation? [...]
In my last post, I connected an increase in anxiety with the additional choices and freedom brought on by financial independence. Thanks to Barry and Danielle’s insights I was able [...]