Why don’t we always learn from our mistakes?

In this episode of 🧠 Brain Hacks, Kate Campbell and Evan Lucas explore our financial decision-making process. We discuss rationalisation, how it can lead to unethical decisions that harm our finances, and how to manage this.

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