When you zoom out, free goods and services may cost us way more than expected.

How to create a false stereotype through sample bias.

Sutemi-waza are a class of throws in jujitsu or aikido known as sacrifice throws. They are tricky, but very powerful: they work because of the opponent’s momentum.

There’s a game potential clients and advisors play, and I think everyone loses.

There’s a seduction in behavioral science: 'here’s a bias, go be better by not being biased'.

Sometimes, appearing to be a good advisor works in direct opposition to actually being an effective advisor.

Yesterday I had the honor of opening up the Boulder conference on Consumer Financial Decision Making. Here is my presentation:

“I try pick the managers who will be lucky in the future”

An investor without a faith is doomed.

If money can’t buy what you need, you’re on even footing with the poorest person out there.