Mindful Money Blog

Nobody Knows Anything, Kentucky Derby Edition | No, America Is Not Collapsing | How Good Are You at Detecting Bullshit? Take Our Test | The Key to a Good Parent-Child Relationship? Low Expectations. | How to Know When to Stop

How To Make New Friends as An Adult—And Keep Them | The Mental Health Consequences of Staring at Yourself on Zoom All Day | Bitcoin Is Not an Investment — I’m Glad I Sold It | Why I Walk | 2022 World Changing Ideas Awards

Why American Teens Are So Sad | Employee Performance Vs. Trust | Asset Allocation Drives Returns | The Midlife Unraveling | Who We Spend Time With as We Get Older

Why The Past 10 Years of American Life Have Been Uniquely Stupid | The Evolution of Trust | Scepticism As a Way of Life | Heart of a Tiger | How Strong Is Your Sense of Purpose in Life?

The problem with accepting the standard definition of “Risk” is that it is literally devoid of a critical aspect of personal finance – TIME! When we add time to the analysis of risk, a different risk definition is born. Think of the next 30 years of your own life. What do you want your money to be able to do?

The Pyramid of Leisure | This Is How To Make Emotionally Intelligent Friendships: 2 Secrets From Research | The Man You Should Be Reading | Money Can Buy Happiness (In Variable and Diminishing Quantities) | Drone Footage Shows Everything Going On Inside Tesla's Berlin Gigafactory | Zooming into the Sun with Solar Orbiter

The Flood of '72: Fifty Years Later Podcast | Being Present | Mary Oliver: “I Got Saved by the Beauty of The World” | The Last Time | The Current Thing

Brett Swarts of the Capital Gains Tax Solution Podcast interviews Jonathan DeYoe, author of Mindful Money on "Unlocking Your Money Mindfulness."

Mapped: Global Happiness Levels in 2022 | 2022 World Happiness Report | Putin and Xi Exposed the Great Illusion of Capitalism | Young Women Are Out-Earning Young Men in Several U.S. Cities | Five Things I Know About Investing

We Desperately Need to Disrupt Our Approach to Retirement Saving | A Once Radical Idea to Close the Wealth Gap Is Actually Happening | Low Expectations | The Myths and Reality of Modern Friendship | The Art of Money

Shawn Yesner of the Crushing Debt Podcast interviews Jonathan DeYoe on Mindful Investing.

Berkeley May Explore Making Reparations to Black Residents | A Startup Is Sucking CO2 From the Sky and Making Diamonds. No More Mining? | The Backpacker’s Trail Calendar: 103 Hikes to Make 2022 Your Best Year Ever | Applying the Practice of Mindfulness to Money Management | Inside the Bubble

Can I Afford to Take a Sabbatical? | 9 Reasons Why Active Investing is Difficult | How To Get Better at Making Every Type of Decision | Tech Selloff Hints at Deep Cracks in Glamour Stocks | NIMBYism Reaches Its Apotheosis | How COVID Stole Our Time and How We Can Get it Back

Heuristics That Almost Always Work | Let Your Kids Be Bad at Things | Be Suspicious | Diversification Doesn’t Feel Good, Here’s Why | Principles of Economics, Translated (VIDEO)

Wealth Coach Rocky Lalvani of the Richer Soul: Living a Life on Purpose Podcast interviews Jonathan DeYoe of Mindful Money

How To Want Less | Why You (Probably) Won’t Finish Reading This Story | Get Comfortable with Feeling Uncomfortable | Public’s Top Priority for 2022: Strengthening the Nation’s Economy | The Best- and Worst-Paying College Majors, Five Years After Graduation

Black History Month | Reasons to be Cheerful | Empathy Is a Muscle You Build | We’re Seeing a Virtual Repeat of the Dot-Com Crash | The Moral Calculations of a Billionaire

For the first time... I decided to hire a professional to do a comprehensive plan for my family. I wanted to be the client for once. I wanted an objective opinion. I heard the words, which were spoken very clearly and calmly: “You have enough; you’re going to be OK.” But I did not have the capacity to believe them.

How the Great Zen Master and Peace Activist Thich Nhat Hanh Found Himself and Lost His Self in a Library Epiphany | The Case for Vanguard | Simple Heresy | I Am a Meme Now — And So Are You | Opinion: I Read a Week’s Worth of Newspapers from 1921. It Was Comforting How Wrong They Were About What Mattered. | Why More Americans Than Ever are Starting Their Own Businesses

How to Perform Well Under Pressure | Derek Sivers: Books I’ve Read | Everyone Gets Rejected. Here’s What Our Readers Learned from Their Toughest Ones. | How Much Americans Make