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Chapter Overview
Chapter 1: AudiobookHub Recommendation
Chapter 2: Irrational spending arises from ignoring alternatives and relying far too much on external signals of value.
Chapter 3: Without value cues, we often struggle to judge worth or make sound decisions.
Chapter 4: Mental and emotional accounting strongly influence our choices, and both often come with their own irrational quirks.
Chapter 5: Language and rituals can alter how we perceive value.
Chapter 6: There are methods to strengthen your self-control and resist or eliminate the urge to spend.
Description
We use money every day to take care of bills and purchase the things we need to get by in life, yet rarely seem to think rationally about spending it. Dollars and Sense (2017) explores the irrational human nature that leads to bad spending habits, why we’re so bad at saving money and how to resolve this all too human shortcoming.
Who Should Listen
- People who struggle to manage their money
- Bargain hunters
- Young people thinking about saving