This post is about ideas less about money mechanics and more about how decisions get made, what kind of thinking gets in the way, and a handful of things that weren't really about money at all. If you're picking this up cold, the short version: I'm working through The Psychology of Money as the first... Continue Reading →

I read The Psychology of Money over about a week. Two to three of its twenty short chapters a day. I kept a single text file open while reading, and whenever something landed, a passage that named a pattern of mine, or one that contradicted something I'd been quietly assuming, I'd paste the sentence in... Continue Reading →