“Humans are wired to act; markets tend to reward inaction.”
― Daniel Crosby, The Behavioral Investor
On today's episode of Money & Meaning, psychologist, behavioral finance expert, and New York Times best-selling author Dr. Daniel Crosby joins Jeff again to discuss the four consistent types of behavioral risk (ego, emotion, conservatism, and attention) and how they impact investment decision-making. He points to goals-based investing as one way to bring about positive behavior. Listen in to Jeff and Daniel describe additional techniques you can use to become a more rational investor!
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Rethinking capital market assumptions to create an optimal (not perfect!) portfolio
If I died tonight: Planning for the financial impact of the unplanned
The path to evidence-based investment planning
Trust the process: Creating predictability in an unpredictable world
Creating a life of greater joy: Introducing Jeff Spadafora and ‘The Joy Model’
Fostering healthy investor behavior using an evidence-based approach
Uncovering your unique abilities to create a purpose-filled life
Tax-efficient charitable giving: Using “free bridges” to support your personal gifting strategy
What are your great goals in life?
Putting First Things First: 4 Questions to Help You Uncover What Matters Most
It’s a Wonderful Life: Jeff’s Journey & the legacy of George Bailey
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