Ep. 551: Why Smart People Still Make Bad Money Decisions
About this episode
Knowing better doesn’t always mean doing better.
Even smart people can make bad money decisions.
In this episode, we talk about how emotions can affect your spending and investing choices. Learn how FOMO, stress, excitement, and pride can push you to make decisions you may regret later.
• Why we find reasons to buy what we already want
• How FOMO can lead to risky money choices
• Why stress can make us spend more
• How a simple pause can help you make better decisions
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