Room For Error
What one famous writer, two famous investors, and a pack of famous dogs can teach us about avoiding big mistakes.
Problem solving and logical fallacies. Behavioral economics; should pick up someone else’s garbage?
These posts all deal with the way we interact with the world. Some have a financial-twist, while others are simply my philosophical musings.
I hope these Behavior posts provide you with an actionable idea you can use to improve your life.
What one famous writer, two famous investors, and a pack of famous dogs can teach us about avoiding big mistakes.
The traffic flow in Hanoi is an insane Wild West. But here’s a financial idea much easier than walking out in front of traffic…
At it’s heart, this is a personal finance article. Because our main resource in life is not money; it’s time. And I want to reclaim my time. So let’s dive into my reasons for quitting social media.
Does omission – the choice to *not* act – absolve us of responsibility? Historical investment performance says otherwise.
“Less is more. Too much is stressful.” Analysis paralysis can sabotage your finances unless you learn to fight against it.
On the on-going mainstream chess drama and the economic lesson to learn from it.
Kanye recently said, “I’m not gonna argue with people that are broker than me about money.” Here are some thoughts from one of those people.
The more you accept your investing imperfection, the closer to perfect you’ll be.
From ancient Greece to modern times, the human condition remains – and with it our struggle to find contentment.
Fads come and go, whether we follow them or not. And you never have to follow them!