Thinking Is Difficult And Sometimes Unpleasant.

The More Cashless Our Society Becomes, The More Our Moral Compass Slips.

The People That Lend You Money Basically Give You An Answer Based On The Risk That They Are Willing To Take. But Just Because A Bank Is Willing To Take A Particular Risk Doesn't Mean That That Is The Right Amount For Me To Spend.

One Of The Big Lessons From Behavioral Economics Is That We Make Decisions As A Function Of The Environment That We're In.

The Major Thing That Holds You Back When You're Trying To Change A Bad Habit Like Eating, Smoking, Or Drinking Too Much Is Your Belief You Are Out Of Control.

We Have Very Strong Intuitions About All Kinds Of Things — Our Own Ability, How The Economy Works, How We Should Pay School Teachers. But Unless We Start Testing Those Intuitions, We’re Not Going To Do Better.