How To Show Encouragement To Others?

In a world driven by ambition, competition, and constant flux, we often overlook a simple yet profound act – offering encouragement. While the importance of technical skills, knowledge, and practicality cannot be denied, the potency of a kind word or a supportive gesture remains unmatched. Drawing from my background in financial psychology and personal experiences, … Read more

How To Make Money with AI

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In the era of digitization, AI isn’t merely a buzzword; it’s a revolutionary tool that’s reshaping the way we perceive business and creativity. Dive into the evolving landscape of income generation by tapping into the multifaceted applications of artificial intelligence. Here are seven ways to make money with Artificial Intelligence! 1. Transcending Traditional Writing with … Read more

Introducing Your Kids to the World of Cryptocurrency

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Cryptocurrency, once a term relegated to tech circles and financial enthusiasts, has found its way into mainstream conversation. With the digital age in full swing, today’s children are set to inherit a world where virtual currencies might be as common as traditional fiat money. As parents and guardians, paving the way for financial literacy in … Read more

How to Right Generational Money Beliefs

Whispered words from grandparents, off-handed comments from parents, the barely audible sighs during bill-paying nights—generations past unknowingly impart their financial lessons in these fleeting moments. While some of these lessons serve as sturdy stepping stones, others might feel more like stumbling blocks. Many of us have inherited a tapestry of generational money beliefs, woven with … Read more

Building Solid Credit When Every Cent Counts

Picture yourself wandering through the labyrinthine world of financial adulthood. One wrong turn, and you might find yourself trapped in the debt-scape, a barren land where opportunities seem forever out of reach. You need more than just a ball of yarn to find your way. Your credit score—those three little digits—functions as a kind of … Read more

10 Financial Questions You Should Ask Before Moving In Together

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Taking that significant step of moving in together is a thrilling leap of faith that blends emotions, lives, and of course, finances. It’s a venture into uncharted waters, filled with the joy of sharing space and the complexity of intertwining monetary matters. It’s about love and trust, but also about dollars and cents. These intricate … Read more

Behavioral Economics: The Human Quirk in Financial Decisions

Behavioral economics pulls back the curtain on the irrational ways we often handle money. We’ll unravel the mysteries of human behavior in economic decisions, enriching readers’ understanding of why we often act against our financial best interests. At times perplexing, often downright baffling, the mental pathways we take in making financial choices can be a … Read more

Killing It: Review of Season One

Season 1 of the comedy series “Killing It” blends humor, absurdity, and thrilling adventure in a pursuit of the American Dream like never before. With Craig Robinson leading the cast, the show takes us on a python-hunting escapade set against a backdrop of financial struggle and entrepreneurial hope. Let’s examine what makes this television series … Read more

The Case for Open Salary Disclosure

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In the convoluted landscape of modern business, salary negotiations and compensations are often shrouded in secrecy, treated almost as taboos. While some argue that keeping salaries under wraps protects individual privacy, a growing movement pushes for open salary disclosure as a pathway to equity and fairness. As a financial psychologist who often delves into the … Read more

The Unspoken Utopia: Non-essential workers in the age of enforced leisure

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The dawn of automation and technological advancements has ushered in an age where labor is increasingly delegated to machines, creating a new class labeled as “non-essential workers.” This societal shift, though promising a utopia of leisure and personal fulfillment, has equally delivered a perplexing conundrum. The question echoes, loud and clear: What happens when work, … Read more

Overcoming Investment Anxiety

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Money, for many, is not just a physical entity but an emotional construct, woven with dreams, aspirations, and, quite often, fears. In the landscape of personal finance, investment becomes a peak often admired from afar but seldom scaled. The paradox here is profound: people yearn for the growth that investment can bring, yet they remain … Read more