6 biases that impact investors (and how to manage them) [🧠 Brain Hacks]

We all have biases that impact how we make decisions and view the world.

As investors, when we understand some of the common biases that impact our decisions and those of experts, we can improve the way we spend and invest our money and ask better questions.

In today's episode, Kate Campbell and Evan Lucas discuss six key biases that impact us as investors and how we might be able to manage them better.

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