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Every day, people make countless financial decisions. From taking out mortgages and exchanging currencies to stocking up on essentials and investing in stocks and cryptocurrencies, we're constantly striving to gain a financial advantage. Billions of neurons in the brain of homo economicus are dedicated to this very goal. They manage our money, but they don't always succeed in preserving and growing it. Why is that?
To answer this crucial question, Jason Zweig, editor of the timeless bestseller "The Intelligent Investor," embarked on a journey to leading neurobiological laboratories and subjected himself to a multitude of scientific experiments. In "The Brain and Money," Zweig delves into the fascinating intersection of neuroscience and finance, revealing the hidden biases and cognitive traps that can sabotage our financial well-being.
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Unlike traditional finance books that focus solely on numbers and strategies, "The Brain and Money" offers a unique and compelling perspective by exploring the neurological underpinnings of financial decision-making. Jason Zweig's engaging writing style and rigorous research make this book both informative and entertaining. By understanding how your brain works, you can take control of your finances and achieve lasting financial success. Don't let your brain sabotage your financial future β empower yourself with the knowledge in "The Brain and Money."