
Stop "Learning by Doing" with Your Money! Your Learning Instincts Could Be Draining Your Savings
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Lazy to Be Rich
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Episode Highlights
- Took my son to a baseball game for the first time.
- Every book I read makes me think about applying the principles to financial planning.
- The foundations of gaining knowledge are observation, experience, and trial-and-error.
- What supplements observation, experience, and trial-and-error is “reading.”
- These methods are hard to apply directly to personal finance.
- You can’t just casually “experience” or “trial-and-error” your way through money management.
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