Knowing when to stop automatic habits and engage our conscious, rational mind is an essential skill. Especially for making solid investment decisions.
Joel Wade
Joel F. Wade, Ph.D., is the author of The Virtue of Happiness, Mastering Happiness, his new course, Mastering Emotions, Moods and Reactions, and The Mastering Happiness Podcast. He is a marriage and family therapist and life coach who works with people around the world via phone and Skype. You can get a FREE Learning Optimism E-Course if you sign up at his website, www.drjoelwade.com.
Joel Wade
Joel F. Wade, Ph.D., is the author of The Virtue of Happiness, Mastering Happiness, his new course, Mastering Emotions, Moods and Reactions, and The Mastering Happiness Podcast. He is a marriage and family therapist and life coach who works with people around the world via phone and Skype. You can get a FREE Learning Optimism E-Course if you sign up at his website, www.drjoelwade.com.
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Many investors let emotions control their investing approach, whether greed, excitement or fear. But a different approach may be the secret of wealth.
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Trusting your gut may feel right, but when it comes to investing, it’s not a good strategy. Dr. Joel Wade explains when not to listen to your instincts.
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