Podcasts about emotional decisions

Six years ago, South Australian accountant Tom Cosentino ditched his day job and bought a cattle property without ever having touched a cow before.  Relying on YouTube to learn the basics, Tom reckons his naivete has also helped endear him to other farmers willing to teach.  Hear how Tom feels great freedom without the ‘generational inertia' behind him, and perhaps under less pressure than those who've inherited a family businesses. He shares his rollercoaster experience as a first-generation farmer, alongside his wife Aimee and tractor-obsessed son, Ted. Takeaways:To this day, Tom learns about farming through YouTube and the generous advice from farmers around him Since purchasing his first parcel of land in 2019, he's faced great challenges through Covid and now drought Tom emphasises the importance of financial decision-making in farming and always consults a spreadsheet His son Ted is a great source of joy and inspiration for his new farming careerTom aims to achieve full-time farming by the age of 40Chapters:00:00 Introduction to Tom Cosentino's journey02:15 From accountant to farmer: a new beginning08:00 Learning the ropes and realities of farming23:12 Decision-making during drought 40:02 Looking ahead: future aspirations and reflections Links & Resources:Gum Park Beef - Tom has partnered with his neighbour to sell direct to consumer grass-fed beef More episodes at Humans of AgricultureIf you enjoyed this episode, share it with a friend and let us know your thoughts at hello@humansofagriculture.com. Don't forget to rate, subscribe, and leave a review!

Romans 12:2 - And do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind, that you may prove what is that good and acceptable and perfect will of God.

In this episode, Mike Collette (Founder of Prototype Training Systems) sits down with Brendan Sheehan, owner of Waymark Wealth Management, to talk about navigating financial market volatility — and how our emotions can impact decision-making during uncertain times.-Brendan shares valuable insights on:-How political views shape market perceptions-Why market pullbacks are normal and expected-The importance of emotional control in investing-Why staying consistent with your health & fitness routine is critical — especially during stressful timesThis is a real-world conversation about money, mindset, and maintaining focus when things feel uncertain.Connect with Brendan SheehanWaymark Wealth Managementhttps://waymarkwealth.com/Learn more about Prototype Training Systemshttps://prototypetraining.com/Topic: Market Volatility, Emotional Decision-Making, & Health(00:01 - 01:00)Mike Collette introduces Brendan Sheehan (Waymark Wealth Management) to discuss emotional decision-making during market volatility, not from a political or technical standpoint but human behavior and psychology.(01:00 - 03:26)Brendan highlights that people's reaction to market downturns is largely emotional and often politically influenced — Democrats and Republicans perceive the economy differently depending on who is in office.(03:26 - 05:13)Market pullbacks (5-10%) happen about 3x per year, and 10-20% drops occur roughly once per year — this isn't unprecedented. History shows crises come and go (9/11, 2008 crisis, COVID).(05:13 - 06:58)Emphasis on controlling emotions during volatility — avoid echo chambers of negativity (social media, like-minded friends). Routine and surrounding yourself with stable influences is crucial.(06:58 - 09:47)Fitness parallels: People tend to cut health and fitness expenses first during stress — but exercise, routine, and community support are essential antidotes to stress, anxiety, and poor decision-making.(09:47 - 13:56)Human behavior during market downturns mirrors fear responses (fight/flight). Selling investments during panic requires being "right twice" — timing exit and re-entry perfectly, which is rare.(13:56 - 16:53)Brendan uses active listening with clients — letting them vent first, then guiding them with calm logic and perspective to avoid irrational financial decisions.(16:53 - 19:57)Strategy for handling fear/anxiety: Seek more information before making brash decisions. Routine and positive community support can break negative thought cycles.(19:57 - 22:18)Final takeaway: Health, fitness, and community are “medicine” for uncertainty and emotional stress — maintaining your routine (especially gym/training) is key to resilience in volatile times.(22:43 - End)Contact info for Brendan Sheehan and Waymark Wealth Management is provided for those seeking financial guidance.

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  Derek Moore is joined by Mike Puck to compare this selloff to others like 2020, 1998, 2015, 2000 and more. Then they talk about how the Trump administration is arriving at their tariff percentages. Later, they discus how the market didn't price in the eventual announcement. How things like the VIX Index and the High Yield Bond spread Thursday weren't high enough. Did the market miscalculate the tariff announcement?  What is the sentiment among advisors and investors from what we are hearing and are we at max panic yet plus the continued case for hedging.    When do we reach capitulation? The market is cheaper so will people step in and buy? The problem analysts have in making forecasts given the tariff landscape Explaining implied volatility vs historical volatility Why was the VIX higher after the first bad day Thursday Discussing how a VIX closes at 45 is significant Remembering sentiment at different inflection points in the market like 2020, 2015 2000 etc Markets are back to where they were in August when the Yen Carry trade unwound  Why investors shouldn't panic The case for using hedged equity strategies What does a bottom look like? Market is much cheaper on a forward valuation basis What are the economic risks? Unemployment was fine and the economy was adding jobs so what's the problem? Atlanta Fed GDP Update   Mentioned in this Episode     Derek Moore's book Broken Pie Chart https://amzn.to/3S8ADNT   Jay Pestrichelli's book Buy and Hedge https://amzn.to/3jQYgMt   Derek's book on public speaking Effortless Public Speaking https://amzn.to/3hL1Mag   Contact Derek derek.moore@zegainvestments.com     

Emotional decisions can wreak havoc on your land deals—and your finances. In this episode, Steven Jack Butala and Jill DeWit break down why letting feelings drive your investments can lead to costly mistakes. From real estate purchases to big-ticket buys, they share real-life stories and insights on making smart, strategic decisions. Tune in to learn how to keep emotions in check and make choices that actually grow your wealth.

On this week's show: There is a lot of optimism for 2025. Should you believe (and invest) in the hype? Uncle Sam tells you what to take from your 401(k) at age 73. Should you listen? Legal documents everyone should have. The ups and downs of taking Social Security while you are still working. Subscribe or follow so you never miss an episode! Learn more at GoldenReserve.com or follow on social: Facebook, LinkedIn and YouTube.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ever wondered how a sales associate at Dish Network became the CEO of RE/MAX? In this episode, Erik Carlson shares his journey and leadership lessons while navigating industry challengers.    We talk about the importance of company culture and the power of focusing on what you can control. Discover how RE/MAX is adapting to the changing real estate landscape and creating opportunities from chaos.   This is a must-listen for anyone looking to level up their leadership skills and thrive in today's market.   Connect with Erik on - LinkedIn.    Check out RE/MAX on - TikTok - LinkedIn - Pinterest - YouTube - Instagram - X - Facebook. Or online at remax.com.    Follow Real Estate Insiders Unfiltered Podcast on Instagram - YouTube - Facebook - TikTok. Visit us online at realestateinsidersunfiltered.com.   Link to Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/RealEstateInsidersUnfiltered Link to Instagram Page: https://www.instagram.com/realestateinsiderspod/ Link to YouTube Page: https://www.youtube.com/@RealEstateInsidersUnfiltered Link to TikTok Page: https://www.tiktok.com/@realestateinsiderspod This podcast is produced by Two Brothers Creative 2024.

In the latest episode of Bridging the Gap, Dr. Joshua Wilson joins Matt Reiner to explore how professionals can foster meaningful connections in today's digital landscape. With clients increasingly informed thanks to online resources, Joshua stresses the need for both preparation and authenticity in every interaction. He highlights the power of "pre-suasive" efforts—strategic emotional engagement before meetings—combined with classic techniques like building rapport and asking open-ended questions. By using online tools to better understand client needs and entering conversations with curiosity and openness, professionals can create a solid foundation for deeper connections.Joshua explains that emotional connections drive decision-making, with logic often serving as a secondary justification. To harness this, he advocates for storytelling that resonates emotionally and portrays the advisor as relatable and trustworthy. Drawing on his personal experiences, such as crafting a heartfelt graduation speech that attracted clients, he illustrates the importance of presenting oneself authentically. Professionals who master the art of emotional storytelling can strengthen their client relationships and build a persuasive narrative around their expertise and values.The episode also examines how perception influences outcomes and how balancing vulnerability with professionalism can enhance relationships. Joshua introduces the "procedure versus perception razor," encouraging professionals to adjust how they are perceived before overhauling their actions in response to feedback. He emphasizes self-reflection as a tool for uncovering unique personal qualities that can deepen connections. By leading with empathy, curiosity, and an awareness of one's distinctive traits, listeners are equipped to develop genuine relationships and build trust in an increasingly complex professional environment.More Content For Financial Advisors and Wealth Management FirmsYouTubeTwitterLinkedIn

Episode Overview: - Moses' Emotional Decision - Saul's Impetuous Action- David's Emotional Mistakes - Consequences of Emotional Decisions - An Invitation to Lead Spiritually - Practical Advice for Decision-Making-Deterrent for Emotional Responses

Are you one, like myself that makes or has made decisions in your life based on how you were "feeling" at the time? Those who have been blessed with the emotionally wired personality will struggle with this because our emotions are so strong. The thing with emotions is that they change, and they change often depending on how the dynamics around us change. Learning to see logic through your feelings can make the difference when making decisions that affect your future. I had to learn the hard way that logic is a must to consider your future when making decisions. Follow the link below for more information on the work that I do helping people, like yourself, understand the relationship confusion a little better. https://drheiditoxicrelationshipsupportgroups.start.page

Welcome to another episode of the Meat and Potatoes podcast, hosted by Bad Bet Studios! In this episode, we sit down with Jason VanCamp, founder of Mission 6-0 and Warrior Rising, to discuss his journey from military service to entrepreneurship and his mission to help veterans find their purpose through business.   00:00 Introduction and Guest Introduction 01:00 Jason VanCamp's Background and Book 01:43 Founding of Mission 6-0 and Warrior Rising 03:10 Unique Business Pitch to the New York Jets 04:58 Flashbang and Tactical Training Discussion 06:18 Transition Challenges for Veterans 08:25 Mental Health and Addiction in Veterans 11:09 Origin of Warrior Rising 14:28 Warrior Rising's Growth and Impact 15:46 Military Structure and Business Success 18:29 Entrepreneurial Happiness and Success 19:06 Warrior Rising's Inclusive Support 20:01 Program Entry and Resources 22:32 Business Showers and Pitch Competitions 24:03 Ways to Support Warrior Rising 25:05 Efficiency and Military Organization 27:01 Scaling Warrior Rising 31:20 Balancing Business and Emotional Decisions 34:42 Empathy for Military Officers 35:03 Closing Remarks and Future Plans   If you enjoyed this video and want to support us please leave a LIKE, write a comment on this video and Share it with your friends. Subscribe to our channel on YouTube and click the icon for notifications when we add a new video. Let us know in the comments if you have any questions.  Our website: https://www.siliconslopes.com Show Links: https://www.hirebloom.com/   Apple Podcasts:  https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/meat-potatoes-podcast/id1262148655   Spotify Podcasts: https://open.spotify.com/show/4T9PSMVqgQNf7lCF3NdDgS?si=0e0945e56d5a4306   Social: Twitter - https://twitter.com/siliconslopes Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/siliconslopes/ LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/silicon-slopes/ YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8aEtQ1KJrWhJ3C2JnzXysw

This week on The Art Of Money, the conversation covers the differences between financial planning and retirement planning. The main focus is on retirement planning, which includes holistic financial planning, tax planning, legacy planning, and more. Art McPherson and Luke McCarty emphasize the importance of having certified financial planners to ensure a successful retirement. They also discuss the need to consider budgeting, extra spending in the early years of retirement, and healthcare costs. For more information visit www.artofmoneyradio.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to another episode of the Meat and Potatoes podcast, hosted by Bad Bet Studios! In this episode, we sit down with Jason VanCamp, founder of Mission 6-0 and Warrior Rising, to discuss his journey from military service to entrepreneurship and his mission to help veterans find their purpose through business.   00:00 Introduction and Guest Introduction 01:00 Jason VanCamp's Background and Book 01:43 Founding of Mission 6-0 and Warrior Rising 03:10 Unique Business Pitch to the New York Jets 04:58 Flashbang and Tactical Training Discussion 06:18 Transition Challenges for Veterans 08:25 Mental Health and Addiction in Veterans 11:09 Origin of Warrior Rising 14:28 Warrior Rising's Growth and Impact 15:46 Military Structure and Business Success 18:29 Entrepreneurial Happiness and Success 19:06 Warrior Rising's Inclusive Support 20:01 Program Entry and Resources 22:32 Business Showers and Pitch Competitions 24:03 Ways to Support Warrior Rising 25:05 Efficiency and Military Organization 27:01 Scaling Warrior Rising 31:20 Balancing Business and Emotional Decisions 34:42 Empathy for Military Officers 35:03 Closing Remarks and Future Plans   If you enjoyed this video and want to support us please leave a LIKE, write a comment on this video and Share it with your friends. Subscribe to our channel on YouTube and click the icon for notifications when we add a new video. Let us know in the comments if you have any questions.  Our website: https://www.siliconslopes.com Show Links: https://www.hirebloom.com/   Apple Podcasts:  https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/meat-potatoes-podcast/id1262148655   Spotify Podcasts: https://open.spotify.com/show/4T9PSMVqgQNf7lCF3NdDgS?si=0e0945e56d5a4306   Social: Twitter - https://twitter.com/siliconslopes Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/siliconslopes/ LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/silicon-slopes/ YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8aEtQ1KJrWhJ3C2JnzXysw

Welcome back!! Apologies for my hoarse voice. Dating can be a complex and often overwhelming experience. With so many factors to consider, it's no wonder that one of the most frequently asked questions is: "When am I justified in saying no?" In our latest podcast episode, we tackled this very topic with the insightful Hannah Kahana. Together, we explored the emotional and intellectual aspects of dating, providing you with the tools you need to make informed decisions. Hanna Kahana is a certified life coach that specializes in dating and the first year of marriage. She is determined to simplify the dating process and help individuals date from a place of clarity and confidence. She is also focused on helping couples solidify their foundation within that essential first year of marriage. She believes that if you have the proper tools, you can build anything. Reach out to schedule a free consultation at 845-729-2175 or via email at Hannakahanacoach@gmail.com You can also find her on Instagram as Hanna Kahana Coaching . Keywords: Dating Advice, Saying No, Relationship Boundaries, First Date Decisions, Dating Burnout, Compromise In Relationships, Emotional Decisions, Intellectual Dating Process, Dating Clarity, Fear Of Commitment, Overcoming Dating Anxiety, Judging Too Quickly, Dating Red Flags, Relationship Compatibility, Dating Expectations, Self-Awareness In Dating, Overcoming Rejection, Dating Coaches, Building Patience In Relationships, Understanding Relationship Dynamics

The pitfalls of making decisions based on emotion, particularly fear, in the context of market fluctuations, are discussed. Panic can arise from sudden economic downturns, such as a recent market crash in Japan. Decisions made without adequate information and driven by high emotions often lead to regret. Staying calm, avoiding rash actions, and consulting financial advisors for informed choices is emphasized. Practical advice includes not hoarding supplies unnecessarily, referencing past panic buying behaviors.The importance of managing stress and focusing on controllable factors is highlighted. Limiting exposure to fear-inducing content, especially on social media, and maintaining emotional stability to prevent health issues related to stress is recommended. Using current events as learning opportunities to better prepare for future uncertainties is encouraged. Additionally, there is potential for finding opportunities during economic chaos, urging a proactive and rational approach to navigate through challenging times.Highlights of the Podcast00:23 - Emotional vs. Rational Decisions01:06 - Practical Advice on Market Panic01:48 - Economic Function and Preparedness03:05 - Managing Fear and Stress04:25 - Rational Financial Planning05:43 - Long-Term Perspective06:22 - Opportunities in Chaos08:02 - Conclusion and Final Advice09:32 - Final Thoughts

Send us a Text Message.Your real estate journey is as unique as your fingerprint! In this episode, Nicole explores the diverse and deeply personal paths individuals take in the world of real estate. From a single mother named Claire who builds a stable future for her children, to investors like Petra and Josh who navigate the market based on their financial situations and risk tolerance, Nicole delves into the factors that make each real estate journey distinct. Covering financial backgrounds, lifestyle preferences, market conditions, and more, she provides insights and actionable tips to help you make informed and personalized decisions. Tune in for a blend of heartfelt stories and practical advice that underscores the importance of embracing your unique path in real estate investing.Listen For:10:14 - Long-Term vs Short-Term Goals12:34 - Emotional Decisions in Real Estate16:09 - The Power of a Support System23:42 - Navigating the Closing ProcessLeave a rating for this podcast with one click hereContact Nicole LopezReal Estate Agent Royal LePage Credit Valley Real Estate, BrokerageEmail | Website 

In this vulnerable and insightful episode, I sit down with Carlo Taormina, a motivational speaker and life coach. Carlo courageously shares his transformative journey from battling anxiety and depression to rediscovering his self-worth and uncovering his purpose. We delve into the emotional depths of feeling lost, Carlo's struggles with limiting beliefs, and the pivotal moments that led him to a path of resilience and personal growth. Through our conversation, we highlight the profound impact of vulnerability in building meaningful connections and the importance of a robust support system. Carlo discusses practical strategies for transforming limiting beliefs into empowering narratives, encouraging listeners to engage in self-reflection and embrace their true potential. Join us for an inspiring dialogue on self-compassion, personal growth, and the journey to finding purpose.  

Have you ever been told to 'think logically' and 'ignore your feelings' when making a big decision? What if there's more to it? People have emotions and ignoring them isn't realistic or beneficial. In today's episode, we're uncovering the powerful role emotions play in shaping our choices and our lives. If you've ever felt torn between your heart and your head, this episode is for you. HighlightsWhy Ignoring Emotions Isn't an Option: Explore real-life scenarios where emotions play a significant role in decision-making.Impulsive Decisions vs Emotional Awareness: Learn the difference between making decisions in the heat of the moment and being aware of your emotions during a challenging choice.Thoughts vs. Emotions: Delve into the connection between thoughts and emotions and how they influence your choices.Handling Multiple Emotions: Find out how to acknowledge and embrace the complexity of having more than one emotion at a time.Quotes"When we take out the emotion, we neglect a huge part of what makes us feel satisfied with our choices and our lives.""The key is not to eliminate emotion but to understand it and integrate it effectively.""Acknowledging and understanding everything you're feeling can help you make more balanced and true-to-self decisions."Action StepDownload the Free Guide: Grab my 5 go-to, must-ask questions for any complicated decision at livingxo.com/questionsGet the Free Workshop: Learn how to recognize and regulate your emotions at livingxo.com/emotionsConnect If you enjoyed this episode, please share it with a friend! Don't forget to rate and review the podcast—it really means a lot to me. You can always reach out at hello@livingxo.com.Join the ConversationInstagram: Follow us @livingxo for behind-the-scenes content and updates.LinkedIn: Follow me for more insights and research @rishma-walji on LinkedInWebsite: Visit livingxo.com for more resources and information.  Engage & Connect:Want more insights, tips, and personal stories? Subscribe to our newsletter for exclusive content and updates on upcoming episodes.Gifts for Listeners:Take your first step towards an extraordinary life with our FREE resources. Check out our free quiz at livingxo.com/quiz and plot your current decision-making process. Discover actionable steps to move closer to your goals.Grab my FREE gratitude challenge: livingxo.com/gratitudeDownload my FREE handout 5 Must-Ask Questions before making a decision livingxo.com/questions p.s. If you found value in this episode, please share and leave a 5 star rating and review on your preferred podcast platform!

Investing is often perceived as a rational and analytical process driven solely by numbers and market trends. However, beneath the surface lies a complex web of emotions that can significantly influence investment decisions. Understanding the psychological aspect of investing is crucial for investors looking to navigate the markets successfully. In this article, we delve into why investing is often based on emotional decisions and how recognizing and managing these emotions can lead to better financial outcomes. Watch YouTube video version: https://youtu.be/cYE-eY4uulk   Emotional Investing: The Human Factor in Financial Decisions Fear and Greed: Contrarian investor, Warren Buffett, said: “be fearful when others are greedy and be greedy only when others are fearful”. Fear and greed are two potent emotions that can sway investment decisions. During market downturns, fear can lead investors to sell off assets hastily, fearing further losses. Conversely, in bull markets, greed can drive investors to make impulsive decisions, potentially buying into overvalued assets. Recognizing these emotions and learning to control their impact is key to making sound investment choices.   Aversion to Loss The fear of losses can be more powerful than the prospect of gains, a phenomenon known as loss aversion. Investors often go to great lengths to avoid losses, sometimes leading to conservative choices that may hinder long-term growth. Understanding this emotional bias can help investors strike a balance between risk and reward, making more informed and strategic investment decisions. Be self aware, Maybe you have lost in the past due to a poor or uninformed decision and this is making you overly cautious?   The Role of Cognitive Biases in Investment Anchoring Bias: Anchoring bias occurs when investors fixate on specific reference points, such as past prices or market highs. This fixation can lead to irrational decision-making, as investors may be reluctant to adjust their strategies based on new information. Overcoming anchoring bias involves staying adaptable and reassessing investment decisions in light of current market conditions.   Confirmation Bias: Confirmation bias is the tendency to seek out information that supports pre-existing beliefs while ignoring evidence to the contrary. Investors may fall into this trap by only considering data that aligns with their initial investment thesis. Actively seeking diverse opinions and regularly reassessing investment strategies can help mitigate the impact of confirmation bias.   The Importance of Emotional Intelligence in Investing Self-Awareness: Developing self-awareness is crucial for investors to recognize their emotional triggers and biases. By understanding their own risk tolerance and emotional responses, investors can make decisions aligned with their long-term financial goals rather than succumbing to short-term market fluctuations.   Patience and Discipline: Emotional investing often leads to impulsive actions. Cultivating patience and discipline is vital for investors to resist the urge to make snap decisions based on fear or greed. Establishing a well-thought-out investment plan and sticking to it can help investors weather market volatility with confidence.   Your Past Experience, Background and Upbringing. Americans spend more money on Lottery tickets than movies, video games, sporting events and books combined. Source: Morgan Housel, The Psychology of Money.  The lowest income households spent $412 a year on lottery tickets, four times the amount of people in higher income groups.  People buying the most lottery tickets are the same people who cannot come up with $412 in an emergency and are blowing their security on gambling with a ‘million to one' shot of ever winning.  We can criticise the poorest in society for giving up security of having money in the bank for a one in a million chance of hitting the jackpot, but people make buying and investment decisions based on emotions and the current circumstances rather than logic. If you're a lower paid worker who feels there is no prospect of ever earning much more having a piece of the good life then you could be forgiven for saying the lottery ticket as your only chance of having the finer things in life. But don't think because you are Rich or middle class that you don't also make investing decisions based on emotion, your upbringing on your past experience.  People who have lived through recessions, depressions, or extended market downturns, make very different investment decisions from people who have only seen the good times.  Just as people from well-off, financially, secure families make very different investment decisions than someone from a poor family. This is also true of most decisions we make in life, whether it's making a large purchase or choosing a future spouse, it is rarely based on logic or a spreadsheet! Great salespeople know that people buy based on emotion, which is why they are at the top. On the other hand, average salespeople sell features of a product, which is why they are average.   When investing, you need to understand why people make seemingly irrational decisions, like selling at the bottom of the market, when it has crashed, or buying at the top of the market. Warren Buffett knows that it is important to be fearful when everyone else around him is brave and vice versa.    Navigating the Emotional Landscape of Investing In conclusion, investing is not a purely rational endeavour. Emotions play a significant role in shaping financial decisions, and understanding this dynamic is paramount for success in the markets. Investors who acknowledge the impact of emotions, recognize cognitive biases, and cultivate emotional intelligence are better positioned to make informed, strategic decisions that align with their financial objectives. By embracing the psychological aspect of investing, individuals can develop a more holistic approach to managing their portfolios. 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Real Estate Topic: Buying a home can be an emotional rollercoaster, just like life. In this episode, I share three solutions that will help you avoid making an emotional decision, so you can make an informed one!https://linktr.ee/IankenrickSeek the help of a licensed real estate agent, mortgage lender or financial professional when necessary. 

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When planning for your retirement, it's crucial to consider not only short-term financial decisions but also long-term ones. Your golden years should be a time of financial security and peace of mind, which requires thoughtful planning and foresight.Listen to the latest Capitalized Life and Retirement Show with Matthew P. Johnson here to learn more.

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In this episode we dive deep into the enthralling world of emotional and logical decision-making. Join us as we explore real-life stories and expert insights that shed light on the delicate balance between our hearts and our heads. Discover how individuals have grappled with monumental choices, from career pivots to personal relationships, and the profound impact of their decisions. We'll take you through the highs and lows of their journeys, where the tides of emotion clash with the currents of reason. .

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When faced with big decisions, some prefer to make a detailed list of pros and cons, while others check in with their feelings.  But there's another aspect we fail to consider: how we process what we know. Decision-making is conventionally believed to be a logic-driven process.  However, emotions drive most decisions. Learn how emotions can be an asset in decision-making and how to do it right.

How can we apply principle of behavioural science in marketing and how did your book come about ? Can you talk about how can marketers use some of the behavioral science principles with example - loss aversion, reciprocity, autonomy bias, Von Restorff effect etc How can we use behavioural science or 'human behavior hacks' to increase effectiveness of email marketing ? What is choice architecture and can you give an example of application of the same in marketing ? Nancy answers the above questions and many more, as she gives a practitioner's perspective on application of behavioural science in marketing. Nancy Harhut is a co-founder and chief creative officer of HBT Marketing. Her specialty is blending best-of-breed creative with behavioral science to prompt response. She and her teams have won over 200 international and national awards for marketing effectiveness. Prior to cofounding HBT Marketing, Nancy held senior creative management positions with agencies within the IPG and Publicis networks. Please visit her company website https://www.hbtmktg.com Connect with her on Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/nancyharhut/ Check out her book on Amazon https://www.amazon.in/Using-Behavioral-Science-Marketing-Instinctive-ebook/dp/B09ZY7JNWQ/ Jagged with Jasravee is facilitated by Jasravee Kaur Chandra, Director- Brand Building, Research & Innovation at Master Sun, Consulting Brand of Adiva L Pvt. Ltd. Jasravee has over 20 years experience as a Strategic Brand Builder,Communications Leader and Entrepreneur. Please visit Jasravee at https://jasravee.com/ Connect with Jasravee on Linkedin at https://www.linkedin.com/in/jasravee/ Email Jasravee at jasravee@theadiva.com Index & Flow of Conversation 00:00 Preview & Introduction to Nancy Harhut 02:11 About the Book - Using Behavioral Science in Marketing 04:20 Being Hardwired as Human - Decision Defaults & Shortcuts 06:47 Humans take Emotional Decisions, Justify it with Logic 08:56 Example of Use of Emotion - Selling Business Intelligence Software 13:09 Loss Aversion Principle - Talking About Loss Instead of Benefits is More Compelling 14:17 Reciprocity Principle - Obliged to Return the Favor 15:24 Reciprocity - Example of Financial Service 17:43 Principle of Social Proof 19:32 Human Behavior Hacks - Making Email Effective 20:17 Email Marketing -Using Eye Magnet Words 22:20 Email Marketing - Von Restorff effect 23:03 Testing Various Principle for Email Marketing - Example of Testing Various Principles for a Client 30:05 Choice Architecture -Ways Choices Are Presented - Example of Insurance for Employees 33:13 Which Behavioral Principle to Apply for a Specific Marketing Challenge -Identify Main Buying Barrier 38:15 Nancy Harhut Faces Rapid Fire 40:13 Connect with Nancy Harhut Follow Jagged with Jasravee on Social Media Campsite One Link : https://campsite.bio/jaggedwithjasravee Facebook Page : https://www.facebook.com/jaggedwithjasravee Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/jagggedwithjasravee/ Podcast Page : https://anchor.fm/jagged-with-jasravee Youtube Page : https://www.youtube.com/c/jaggedwithjasravee Jagged with Jasravee, is an initiative of Master Sun, the Consulting Brand of Adiva Lifestyle Pvt Ltd. Website : https://jasravee.com/ #socialproof #ReciprocityPrinciple #emailcopywriting #neuropsychology #consumerscience #neuromarketing #consumerpsychology #consumerbehavior #Behaviouralscience #B2bmarketing

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Joe and Brett talk about how to dismantle patterns that cloud our judgment and make decisions that include the wisdom of our emotions.

Erin Cary is a Holistic Financial Planner with North Star Resource Group. We talk to Erin about moving from engineering over to finance, the emotional decisions behind spending money, and being a female in a primarily male centered work sector. Join us for learning more about finances with this new year. With a dynamic mix of education and sophisticated strategy, Erin provides a financial road map giving her clients the highest probability of achieving their goals. Through this process, her clients gain clarity and confidence about their financial decisions now and for decades into the future. Erin Cary is a Registered Representative and Investment Advisor Representative of Securian Financial Services Inc. Securities and Investment Advisory services offered through Securian Financial Services Inc. member FINRA/SIPC. North Star Resource Group is independently owned and operated. 9370 Sky Park Court, Suite 150, San Diego, CA 92123. 5007580/DOFU 10-2022

17 of the 19 FOMC members are on board with raising rates to 5+%, says Kyle O'Dell. He discusses how the markets continue to sell-off as post-Fed losses mount. He talks about what a hawkish Fed means for the markets. He then goes over key indicators to watch entering 2023, highlighting that the jobs report will eventually get the Fed's attention. Finally, he goes over finding opportunities in fixed income, noting that it is important to remove emotional decisions. Tune in to find out more about the stock market today.

Does your teen make emotional decisions without thinking? Let's be honest...adults do the same thing. How can we recognize when we are quick to react out of panic? How can we change those reactions into thoughtful responses? Let's talk about Never Have I Ever with our teens to see what they think. We are deep in season 2 of Never Have I Ever: episodes 5 and 6 and things are heating up. Tempers are running high, rumors are ruining lives and Devi is struggling to make thoughtful decisions. Your hosts, Dr. Nikki and Life Coach Angi (both Moms with teens and olders) having incredibly fun and thoughtful conversations in order to gain understanding and insight into very common and difficulty topics. Get ready to communicate, have these conversations with YOUR TEEN and be closer than ever. Some Questions To Ponder and discuss: What do you feel about gossip? Hearing and Spreading it? Why do you think people like to gossip? How does it serve us? How do you apologize to people? Does it feel hard to apologize? Why would it be hard? Have you ever pre-judged anyone before you really knew them? Who were they and how did they surprise you? Has anyone pre-judged you in a negative or positive way before they knew you? How did it make you feel?Listen to the podcast and start talking. The amount of relaxed fun and joy will help you get closer than ever. If you want a big, fun life with less worry, overwhelm and anxiety so that you can be super-connected with your children and really keep then close and safe DM or contact us and see how I can help. If you want to know more about what it would be like to work together, get in touch for a free consultation. I can help you have the worry free big joyous life that will really keep your family safe through stronger connections. For a joyous life and more conversations: Contact Nikki Contact Angi As We Go You Go! xo Dr. Nikki and Angi #how do I talk to me teen? #help talking to my teen #raisingteens #emotionalthinkingforteens #motherdaughterbonding #teenTV #teendramadiscussion #avoidtheteendrama #parenting #parentingteens #moms #moms'ofteens #anxiety #worry #overwhelm #fightingwithyourteens #connectingwithyourteens #tweens #parentingtweens #momsoftweens #nikkineretin #drnikkineretin #teenlines #neverhaveiever #angisolley

Tom Fortino, Founder and Principal, Alpha Wealth Group, joins John Williams to talk about inflation coming in hot today, the market tumbling after the data was released, and why long-term investors shouldn’t overreact to the market swings.

Tom Fortino, Founder and Principal, Alpha Wealth Group, joins John Williams to talk about inflation coming in hot today, the market tumbling after the data was released, and why long-term investors shouldn’t overreact to the market swings.

Tom Fortino, Founder and Principal, Alpha Wealth Group, joins John Williams to talk about inflation coming in hot today, the market tumbling after the data was released, and why long-term investors shouldn’t overreact to the market swings.

There are two competing thought processes that drive decisions: logic and emotions. Although the two can occasionally be intertwined, understanding whether your choices are made by logic or emotion can help ensure that you're making the best decisions. In today's episode, hosts Kevin Palmieri and Alan Lazaros talk about the importance of knowing whether you're making decisions logically or emotionally.Leave a review and get a chance to win a $100 Amazon GC: https://lovethepodcast.com/nextleveluniversity_______________________The best way to track your habits is here! Download the app: Optimal - https://optimal.nextleveluniverse.com/Any of these community or resources are FREE to join and consume:Next Level Nation - https://www.facebook.com/groups/459320958216700 Next Level 5 To Thrive (free course) - ​​https://bit.ly/3xffverJoin the Next Level University Monthly Meetup #8: Creating Your Own Success Checklist on Aug 4, 2022, 06:00 PM, EST: https://bit.ly/3nQTHjFNext Level U Book Club - https://www.nextleveluniverse.com/next-level-book-club/_______________________We love connecting with you guys! Reach out on LinkedIn, Instagram, or via email Website

With market volatility comes emotional decision making. However, following a defined process like the Way2WealthⓇ can ensure your finances are safe now and into the future. With our guest, Jake Stone, we'll break down emotional decision making and some ways you can protect your finances through the bucket strategy. Join us on today's episode and we break down these topics and much more with Jake: What do we see going on in the market? How do we put this into perspective? (8:00) Strategies to keep up with inflation and the changing value of the dollar. (13:00) What are some examples people can implement in the growth bucket? (16:19) Following the process will keep you and your finances safe. (21:43)   RESOURCES About our guest: https://www.carsonwealth.com/team-members/jake-stone/ More Episodes: https://www.theway2wealth.com/episodes/  More About Scott Ford: https://www.carsonwealth.com/team-members/scott-ford/   Securities offered through Cetera Advisor Networks LLC, Member FINRA/SIPC. Investment advisory services offered through CWM, LLC, an SEC Registered Investment Advisor. Cetera Advisor Networks LLC is under separate ownership from any other named entity. Carson Partners, a division of CWM, LLC, is a nationwide partnership of advisors. 19833 Leitersburg Pike, Suite 1 Hagerstown, MD 21742. Guests are not affiliated with Cetera Advisors Networks LLC, or CWM, LLC. Opinions expressed by the presenter may not be representative of Cetera Advisors Networks LLC, or CWM, LLC.

In this episode of the Blogging Breakthroughs podcast, I talk about: how building a business requires you to do the hard work sometimes how emotional decisions are part of the journey getting everything you ever wanted often requires a lot of negative emotion wanting the end result of owning a business but not the discomfort that may come with it staying in our comfort zone can require us to sacrifice the vision we want to create for our life how if you are experiencing discomfort it doesn't mean anything has gone wrong   ⚡️ Join the Becoming Boss Mastermind HERE. ⚡️ Come join the Blogging Breakthroughs Facebook group to get FREE business coaching from Faith! Get all your business questions answered. ⚡️ Instagram ⚡️ TikTok ⚡️ www.faithmariah.com

Josh talks with Matt Schulz, chief credit analyst at LendingTree, who has been covering the personal finance space for more than a decade. Lending Tree runs an annual survey about investor behavior and what affects their decisions. Many of the survey results discussed include Gen Z'ers are much more likely to make emotional financial decisions affected by current events, news cycles, and politics. The biggest take away bing nearly 40% of investors pulled money from stock market in past year due to current events, and many regret It.

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In this episode, Mike and Mike talk about Making Objective Decisions over Emotional Decisions00:00 Intro01:15 Making Objective Decisions over Emotional Decisions02:14 Objective Decisions vs. Emotional decisions03:08 When we allow emotion to make decisions05:16 The most important thing to make Objective Decisions06:27 Not incorporating emotions into anything07:35 importance of removing emotions in business09:39 The other part where you need emotions11:02 Hiding12:08 The things to observe in business14:11 Creating Accountability as a solopreneur15:19 The Get Hard Lifestyle16:08 The cons of just thinking about the problems17:34 Pullin away yourself tot the business20:11 Discipline Lifestyle24:49 The objective way to make decisions25:44 When you're tired you're emotionalIf you are an impact-driven coach with a story to tell, shoot us an email at support@free99leads.com, and let's getcha on the show!Transformational Coaches! We'd love to have you in our Facebook community! 700+ other transformational coaches networking & collaborating to impact more lives! https://www.facebook.com/groups/coachesconnectingcoaches/?ref=share‌Subscribe now so you never miss a new episode!

One big emotional decision could of cost me my entire season. This championship was special because I sacrificed so much to reach that moment with my team. I fell but I got back up. It is important to step back and take a moment to breath. Emotional decisions can cost you big time.

In this episode I chat with you about the difference between strategic and emotional decisions in your business and why knowing that is so important if you want to increase your revenue and bring in more clients and cash to your bottom line. Ready to get my 1:1 support to grow your business? Book a complimentary coaching call with me at: www.preetisareen.co and let's chat!

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Chad outlines tips and strategies for more rational decision making.

We get stressed about money so we buy ads, SEO, and leads when we have no data-driven basis to do so. We have no evidence that what we're buying will work, nor are we even certain that we need more business. We hire staff members or associates when we feel busy, even if we lack numbers demonstrating that we're doing profitable work or that we're really as busy as we think we are. We fire staff because we're convinced they're unproductive and lazy when we spot them killing time on Instagram, but we lack simple records to see how they're performing financially, so we react when they push our buttons. Over and over we're hit by emotions and we believe they mean something. Unfortunately, an emotional response is nearly always half-baked, short-sighted, and inconsistent with the vision we've created of the business we're building.