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Jun 2, 2022 22 min

Your Brain is the Enemy

from Iron Gate Financial Radio Hosted by Brett Pattison

Humans are hard wired a certain way. The way our mind works allows us to laugh, love, have joy, experience pain, live, fight to live, and much more. The problem with the brain is that it’s wired in a way that interferes with investing and making money. Often times our brain tells us exactly the opposite of what we should be doing. In today’s podcast we discuss how your brain is your enemy. We share how making and losing money makes you feel and how you need to completely ignore those feelings. The more you understand about what lies in between your ears, the more profitable you can become. Here’s to wise investing, Brian and Brett

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