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This episode explores the predictable cognitive biases that lead us to repeat common errors, offering a path to more intentional decision-making.
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“This episode explores the predictable cognitive biases that lead us to repeat common errors, offering a path to more intentional decision-making.”
— Michael Batnick, Big Mistakes
Decision-making, cognitive biases, behavioral finance, self-awareness
If you've ever looked back at a decision and wondered how you could have been so blind, this can help you recognize the subtle mental patterns that lead to repeated missteps.
As a financial advisor and writer, Michael Batnick brings a clear-eyed, often humorous perspective to the predictable psychological traps that ensnare even the smartest investors and decision-makers.