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The Hour Between Dog and Wolf
This episode reveals how our biology, especially hormones, silently dictates our decisions and risk-taking in high-stakes moments, often overriding rational thought.
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“This episode reveals how our biology, especially hormones, silently dictates our decisions and risk-taking in high-stakes moments, often overriding rational thought.”
— John Coates, The Hour Between Dog and Wolf
Behavioral Finance, Neuroscience, Risk Management, Decision Science
If you often wonder why smart people make irrational decisions under pressure, or how collective moods sweep through markets, this will feel familiar a new lens on human behavior.
John Coates, a former Wall Street trader who retrained as a neuroscientist, brings a rare, embodied perspective to how the intense pressures of financial markets trigger primal biological responses that shape our economic world.