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Explore the hidden psychological biases that profoundly influence our financial decisions. This episode unpacks how narrative fallacy, loss aversion, and overconfidence can sabotage investment returns, offering insights into cultivating self-awareness for more disciplined and successful investing.
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“Explore the hidden psychological biases that profoundly influence our financial decisions. This episode unpacks how narrative fallacy, loss aversion, and overconfidence can sabotage investment returns, offering insights into cultivating self-awareness for more disciplined and successful investing.”
— Daniel Crosby, Beyond Rationality: Your Brain on Money
investing, behavior, bias
This is for the investor who suspects their biggest risk isn't market volatility but their own emotional reactions, and is ready to trade gut feelings for a durable framework that accounts for the predictable patterns of human behavior.
As a psychologist and asset management expert, Daniel Crosby diagnoses the common behavioral traps investors fall into, offering a clear-eyed path toward building a more rational and resilient financial strategy.