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Psychology · 7 min

The Irrational Logic of Your Money

By Dan Ariely

This episode uncovers the psychological biases that shape our financial decisions, revealing why our relationship with money is often irrational and how understanding these quirks can lead to smarter choices.

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Psychology
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“This episode uncovers the psychological biases that shape our financial decisions, revealing why our relationship with money is often irrational and how understanding these quirks can lead to smarter choices.”

— Dan Ariely, The Irrational Logic of Your Money

What it is about

money, behavior, spending

Who it is for

For those ready to confront the subtle psychological forces shaping their financial reality, this book offers a framework to decode irrational spending habits and cultivate a more intentional, resilient approach to wealth.

The author

Dan Ariely, a pioneering voice in behavioral economics, illuminates the hidden psychological mechanisms that govern our choices, offering incisive clarity on why we often act against our own financial best interests.

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Dan Ariely

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