Hosted by Dr. Charles Chaffin · EN-US · 43 episodes
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You already know what you should do with your money. You know the habits you should build and the goals you should hit. So why don't you? Dr. Charles Chaffin explores the psychology, neuroscience, and behavior behind the gap between knowing and doing with research-backed insights and enough humor to make the truth go down easier. Money, habits, goals, and the very human reasons we get in our own way.
Dr. Charles Chaffin hosts Money & Behavior Podcast, a business show with 43 episodes published.
Research says the answer is both yes and no. In this episode, Dr. Charles explores the science behind money and well-being, including why income matters, where its benefits begin to fade, and what actually contributes to
Why do so many people feel unfulfilled after reaching their biggest goals? In this episode, Dr. Charles explores the psychology of achievement, purpose, and personal growth through the story of Roger Bannister and the fi
Why do you fear a question mark more than a guaranteed loss? In this episode of the Money & Behavior Podcast, we break down the exhausting psychological weight of uncertainty. Whether you are waiting for delayed medical
Why do big goals so often fail? We love big goals...Big announcements. Big plans. Big reinventions. But what if the reason most goals fail is because they’re too big? In this episode, we explore why small wins, tiny habi
Dr. Charles opens the final episode of the Numb Podcast by talking about 1972 Eastern Airlines Flight 401 and how it demonstrates the limits to our attention. He then talks about how we tend to be the genesis of many of
Dr. Charles opens the show talking about the challenges and misconceptions as it relates to productivity. He then shares several components of the new Productivity Resource document, walking through ways to address Email
Dr. Charles opens the show by addressing some of the emails related to holiday arguments. He then outlines how costly distractions are for organizations, outlining some of the primary causes for both office employees and
Dr. Charles opens the show discussing common family arguments during the holidays. He then discusses why being wrong is valuable to our growth and how focusing on our weaknesses leads to better productivity in our work a
Dr. Charles opens the show outlining the costs of distraction to both corporations as well as employees and how it impacts both our professional and personal lives. He then outlines 6 things we can do to be more focused
Dr. Charles opens the show talking about how people are so stressed these days and then dives into some of the root causes of this stress as it relates to the Information Age. He then talks about five ways we can better
Dr. Charles opens the show answering some listener emails regarding goal setting. He then talks about texting and some of the challenges that come from it...including coining the phrase, "trash-texting." He then closes t
Dr. Charles opens the show discussing the different forms of motivation and how they impact almost all aspects of our lives. He talks about good and bad phlebotomists before talking about how social media can help (and s
Dr. Charles opens the show discussing the historic 1964 Surgeon General's announcement of the dangers of smoking and draws a comparison between the negative impacts of smoking and social media use, specifically as it rel
Dr. Charles discusses how we are currently living in an attention economy, the currency associated with it, and ways that we can thrive in this age when it seems as if everything is designed to hijack our attention. He t
Dr. Charles opens the show discussing the reasons why we avoid information, whether our financial information, health information, or our interpersonal relationships. He then talks about ways we can stop avoiding uncomfo
Dr. Charles opens the show discussing some of the research behind pseudo-profound bullshit, including why some are susceptible to it as well as the implications of it as it relates to our work, personal lives, and fake n
Dr. Charles opens the show discussing Urban Dictionary. He then talks about the challenges associated with information overload in the workplace and most importantly, what to do about it. He answers a few listener emails
Dr. Charles discusses the research about choice and how the nearly 35,000 choices we make per day are so taxing for us. He also compares the success of arranged versus non-arranged marriages as well as the distinction be
Dr. Charles opens the show discussing the recent trend of bad behavior in society since the pandemic. He then welcomes author and psychotherapist Linda Bloom back to the show to discuss why we are experiencing all of thi
Dr. Charles opens the show discussing California. He then shares a study that connects depression symptoms with susceptibility to COVID-19 vaccine misinformation. He then outlines the causes, symptoms, and ways to allevi
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Money & Behavior Podcast is hosted by Dr. Charles Chaffin. The show is categorised under business (investing) and has published 43 episodes.
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