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Hosted by Jason Moore · business · EN · 27 episodes
Ever wonder why you know what you should do with your money… but still don’t do it? This show is for you. We break down the surprisingly irrational things your brain does around spending, saving, investing, and decision-making — and we do it with humor, stories, and real-world clarity. Each episode dives into: 💡 Psychological biases sabotaging your financial choices 🧠 Behavioral science insights explained in a fun, relatable way 💸 Actionable money habits for the real world 🚀 Simple strategies for smarter control of your financial life Our mission is to help you understand why your brain behaves the way it does with money — and give you the tools to outsmart those hidden patterns. Subscribe and start mastering the mix of mindset + money today.
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Episode #6
In this episode, Jason discusses the concept of metacognition and its significance in financial decision-making. He emphasizes the importance of understanding one's thought processes and emotions to improve decision outcomes in various financial areas.
Episode #5
In today's BONUS episode we are joined by Lilly as she discusses her new journey into financial planning. The conversation moves between career advice and philosophical questions around best practices in getting started in the world of financial planning.
Episode #5
The episode discusses the SpaceX IPO as an example of how gambling psychology has bled into different areas, highlighting the rigged nature of the system and the casino-like atmosphere surrounding the IPO. It emphasizes the need for caution and understanding when investing in such situations.
Episode #3
In this episode, Jason discusses the topic of cryptocurrency as an investment and highlights the similarities between crypto and gambling. He emphasizes the lack of regulation, the presence of insider manipulation, and the high risk associated with crypto investments. Jason also addresses the targeting of young men by the crypto industry and the psychological aspects of investing in crypto. He concludes by cautioning against investing in crypto without a full understanding of its risks and implications.
Episode #2
The episode discusses the impact of sports betting on young people, highlighting the societal and economic factors contributing to the rise of gambling addiction. It emphasizes the need for societal change and individual responsibility to address this issue. Takeaways Sports betting has become an epidemic among young males Societal and economic factors contribute to the rise of gambling addiction Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Sports Betting Series 01:54 The Impact of Sports Betting on Young People 04:30 Challenges Faced by Young Males 08:27 Economic System and Gambling Addiction 10:22 Psychological Factors and Social Contagion 14:11 Financial and Social Implications of Gambling 17:47 Societal Responsibility and Solutions 22:32 Steps to Address Gambling Addiction
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