What kind of role does emotional intelligence play in our ability to make financial decisions? Psychologist Phil Slade joins us on the Friends With Money podcast.
Phil Slade
 | Phil Slade is a behavioural economist and psychologist and the author of Going Ape S#!t! and founder of Switch4Schools. He works across digital innovation, strategy and cognitive bias. Phil holds a Bachelor of Psychology from The University of Queensland and a Masters of Organisational Psychology from Griffith University. Connect with Phil Slade on LinkedIn. |
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Stress is bad, right? Except that a little bit of anxiety can make our brain more active, faster, more alert. It's our body's natural stimulant.
Investing after a loss is the same as dating on the rebound. It's unlikely to heal a broken heart, and could make things worse.
If you are at a crossroads in your career where you feel an industry shift is necessary, it's time to reflect on your skills and your success.
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You only know how much you are worth if you learn how to negotiate - and being agreeable doesn't always pay.
The Great Resignation is here, but before you make a dramatic Zoom exit or draft your LinkedIn resignation post, you need to ask yourself some hard questions.
