الحماقات التي يفعلها الأشخاص الأذكياء بأموالهم | جيل شليزنجر

For a long time, I thought that my work in the media would suffice, in that it would allow me to spread my advice to the public, and help save people from endless suffering due to their financial behaviour. But a decade has passed since the recession (2007-2209), and I still hear smart people asking the same questions and making the same tragic mistakes, and I still see lives destroyed and pensions halted; Because there are people who are deceived by their emotions and prejudices despite their intelligence, and because there are some unscrupulous scammers in the financial field who take great advantage of these weaknesses. I concluded that we should all have an honest discussion of the most common financial mistakes in order to avoid them or get back on the right track if we make them. If you've ever had one of those moments when you've been heartbroken for your money--whether it's about an investment, or buying a house, or planning for retirement, or something else--don't give up please; You are not the only one who failed, but many people are with you. Also know that making money mistakes is not something to be ashamed of, but the shame is not learning from the mistake, not taking steps to avoid other foolish mistakes. In the following chapters, I will address a series of amazing mistakes that smart people make with their money, mistakes that can cost One tens, and even hundreds of thousands of dollars, not to mention sleepless nights of excessive care. I'll go over these mistakes, explain the underlying psychological tendency that might drive you to make them, and give tips on how to do better. And at the end of each chapter, I'll give you simple tools to help you avoid these mistakes with the least amount of effort. But I do not provide a comprehensive guide to managing your personal owner; There are books on the subject, and you should refer to them if you want to dig deeper into topics such as mortgages, investing, estate planning, etc. My goal here is to address the mistakes that smart people make. After exploring dozens and dozens of these mistakes, I've identified the most common and expensive ones, and compiled them into a small, easy-to-read book. If this book helped you recover from one fool's mistake, and prevent a few, it would have been well worth your while. There are some famous books on money that offer get-rich-quick advice or superficial financial tips, but this book is not one of them. . I've found that most people prefer straight talk, practical financial advice to help you navigate your financial journey, with common sense and insight into how to control your emotions. I have also found that, as Julia Andros said: As painful as these choices are, many of them are very funny, as long as you accept your flaws and forgive yourself for them. That's what you did, I hope you do the same. Are you humble enough to admit your vulnerability to emotional traps? Are you flexible enough to change your ways? Let's get started then? Before you are thirteen chapters dealing with thirteen "folly". Having a sound financial orientation is absolutely essential, and very enjoyable as well. As painful as these choices are, many of them are very funny, as long as you accept your flaws and forgive yourself for them. That's what you did, I hope you do the same. Are you humble enough to admit your vulnerability to emotional traps? Are you flexible enough to change your ways? Let's get started then? Before you are thirteen chapters dealing with thirteen "folly". Having a sound financial orientation is absolutely essential, and very enjoyable as well.