This week Cara Moeller Poppitt speaks with wealth advisor Tim Conlin about the intricacies of wealth management, the importance of emotional endurance in investing, and the psychological factors that influence investor behaviour. They discuss the significance of understanding market cycles, the time value of money, and the courage required to make investment decisions. Tim emphasizes the need for clarity in financial goals and the role of innovation in the investment landscape.
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Chapters:
00:00 Introduction to Tim Conlin
04:45 The Importance of Emotional Endurance
06:11 Tim's Journey and Career Transition
09:37 Investing in Yourself and Embracing Uncertainty
11:23 The Time Value of Money
14:05 Overcoming Barriers to Investing
18:14 The Psychology of Loss Aversion
20:35 Innovation and Market Trends
22:30 Learning from Missed Opportunities
25:44 Tools for Emotional Resilience in Investing
29:45 Defining Courage & Final Thoughts
Takeaways:
The human brain seeks patterns and certainty in investing.
Emotional temperament is crucial for successful investing.
Investing comes with inherent risks and a 'price of admission.'
Preparation is key to managing investment-related panic.
Long-term investing can yield significant rewards.
Investing in yourself is the best investment you can make.
The time value of money is critical for financial success.
Financial literacy is essential for overcoming investment barriers.
Loss aversion can hinder investment decisions.
Courage is necessary to act in uncertain financial situations.
wealth management, market cycles, emotional endurance, investing, financial literacy, time value of money, loss aversion, innovation, investment journey, courage
