S3, Episode 29-Cheap Genes

I recently had the pleasure of having my folks in town. It is always so great spending time with them cause I know our time is limited. My parents are in their 70’s and who knows how long they will be here.

One of the things my dad loves to pass on is articles to me that he thinks I may like. The one that he passed on to me today is this article called “Got Cheap Genes?” This is by M.P. Dunleavey in the AARP magazine. Certainly, nothing I would usually be reading.

How you spend and save my very well be built into your brain. This is what that means for your marriage, your wallet, your quality of life.

The question is, is being cheap, a thrifty saver something that is in your genetic code?

In this podcast you will:

• Learn how your DNA make up can affect how you react to impulses
• Discover Dave’s view on Nature vs Nurture theory on thriftiness (HINT: It may not be what you are thinking)
• How do your genes influence your spending habits?

Resources mentioned in this podcast:

Do you have cheap genes?

 

For all the show notes, transcription, and more, check out the podcast website at http://doctorfreedompodcast.com/

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