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Jeff Kreisler, Editor in Chief of PeopleScience.com is also the co-author of  Dollars and Sense akong with Duke Professor Dan Ariely. Jeff gave us tips on how to spend smarter. At the end of August, bUneke received a press release, announcing that September 6 is Fight Procrastination Day, and suggested we may want to talk with Jeff about this because "companies need employees to stop procrastinating and get to work." We weren't procrastinating, but we were swamped with getting the next issue out, so the press release wasn't read until much later. Jeff graciously agreed to join us, anyway! We'll discuss some of the tools that are able to identify the decision-making biases and unconscious drivers of their employees' delay and avoid tactics. We had a great chat about rational money choices, the science behind why people love "a good sale"  and his book, Get Rich Cheating, which led into a conversation about how money messes with our heads. Learn more! Visit peoplescience.com or jeffkreisler.com and follow Jeff on Twitter, LinkedIn and Facebook but NOT on Instagram!

Jeff Kreisler is a lawyer turned comedian, author and champion for behavioral economics. His first book, Get Rich Cheating, was a satirical look at cheating. His second book, Dollars And Sense: How We Misthink Money and How To Spend Smarter – was co-authored with a previous guest Dan Ariely. Jeff is also Editor-in-Chief of PeopleScience.com, a thought-leadership platform for applying behavioral science to the marketplace. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here’s How » Join the I’m Not Joking community today: petermcgraw.org Peter McGraw Twitter Peter McGraw LinkedIn

Jeff Kreisler is a lawyer turned comedian, author and champion for behavioral economics. His first book, Get Rich Cheating, was a satirical look at cheating. His second book, Dollars And Sense: How We Misthink Money and How To Spend Smarter – was co-authored with a previous guest Dan Ariely. Jeff is also Editor-in-Chief of PeopleScience.com, […]

From 2009: I’m not a big advocate of cheating to get ahead in life. But let’s face it, these are not normal times. So I’m willing to consider options that were previously anathema to a good two-shoes like myself. Enter Jeff Kreisler, an old friend of the Mr. Media Radio show and the author of the new book, Get Rich Cheating: The Crooked Path to Easy Street. In this manual to the easy life, he kicks ethics to the curb and puts readers on the fast track to mastering scams, frauds, steroids and PR.

http://www.alainguillot.com/jeff-kreisler-2/ This is my second interview with Jeff Kreisler, Find our first interview here. Jeff Kreisler is a lawyer, author, speaker, pundit, comedian and advocate for behavioral science. I know of him mainly because he co-wrote the book Dollars and Sense: Money Mishaps and How to Avoid Them with co-author, Dan Ariely, Psychologist, and Behavioral Economist, he also wrote the book Get Rich Cheating, about how money makes us do unethical things. People's Science After the success of Dollars and Sense, Jeff took that momentum to work on a website called People's Science which is about behavioral science beyond financial decision making, such as workplace engagement, event design, loyalty rewards, etc. Behavioral Economics The Bank’s Secret Weapon Jeff wrote an ebook called Behavioral Economics The Bank’s Secret Weapon sanctioned by Strands, a FinTech software developer that enables banks to offer personalized digital banking experiences. You can get the ebook here. We spoke about how, idealistically, the banks will not take advantage of the consumer by promoting loans, credit cards, margin of credits, etc. It's a nice service when the consumer needs it, but it can be detrimental to be encouraged to take loans for the sake of consumerism. We also spoke about the abuse of the Canadian banking system towards their clients by offering only high fee mutual funds, by disguising the fees, by making the client believe that they are getting free financial advice when in reality they are paying about 3% MER (Management Expense Ratio). The 10 Key Behavioral Principles We spoke briefly about the 10 Key Behavioral Principles Opportunity Cost Anchoring Loss Aversion The Power of Language Confirmation Bias Sunk Cost Mental Accounting The Pain of Paying The Power of Free Self Control

Jeff Kreisler is an author, a writer, a comic, and a dad. He has a new book out called "Dollars and Sense" to go along with his previous book "Get Rich Cheating." We talk about other peoples' privates, his smart upbringing, SF vs LA, 4 heart surgeries and 5 stents, retail therapy, getting political, and tough love. Enjoy our chat! jeffkreisler.com kiracomedy.com karenandkiracanread.com allthingscomedy.com

Today's Guest: Jeff Kreisler, comedian, author, Get Rich Cheating Order 'My Wall Street Journal,' a parody available from Amazon.com by clicking on the cover image above!   Jeff Kreisler, Get Rich Cheating, comedian, Mr. Media Interviews Joining me today is one of the executive editors of My Wall Street Journal - which he will insist is a parody, but seems true enough to me. Jeff Kreisler’s name may not be familiar to you, but if you’re a fan of comedy, you’ve certainly seen or heard his work. He writes for Comedy Central’s Indecision 2008, has a syndicated business humor column and video, "Funny Money," via Jim Cramer’s TheStreet.com, is author of the forthcoming book, Get Rich Cheating, and has joined the staff and cast of a new show from the creator of "The Daily Show." You can get a taste of what we’re talking about at www.WSJParody.com. Jeff Kreisler Website • Blog • Get Rich Cheating website • Facebook • Twitter • LinkedIn • Order My Wall Street Journal from Amazon.com LISTEN! Jeff Kreisler on Mr. Media talking about his book, Get Rich Cheating! (2009) Kicking Through the Ashes: My Life As A Stand-up in the 1980s Comedy Boom by Ritch Shydner. Order your copy today by clicking on the book cover above!   The Party Authority in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware and Maryland!

Free trials! Free apps! Free samples! If so much is free, why are we so broke? Jeff Kreisler, an award-winning comedian and author of "Get Rich Cheating" talks me through all the ways that free can cost you big.

Today’s guest is the award-winning comedian, Jeff Kreisler. He is a triple threat! A writer, performer and producer with impressive Ivy League credentials… who believes that the world can be saved with more thinking, passion, and aggressive naps!  I actually had the opportunity to cross paths with him at TheStreet.com. His work, including his bestselling satire “Get Rich Cheating," has been praised by mainstream media including The New York Times, Chicago Tribune, CNBC, and San Francisco Chronicle, among others. Jeff is a sought-after corporate speaker and was the featured comedian at The 2011 Economist's World Conference, alongside former President Bill Clinton. He is a graduate of Princeton and Virginia Law School, a former attorney and private investigator. Several takeaways from our interview: -- Why Jeff turned down 6-figure job opportunities that could have put him on a partner track at leading law firms -- Why he doesn’t like to use automatic bill pay -- The best thing that his parents gave him (hint: it’s not his allowance or first car!)