
My substack is essentially about decision-making; especially as it applies to finance and investment. I have Ph.D in psychology, and so a lot of what I write about involves understanding the psychology behind the money decisions that people make. drryana.substack.com
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 80 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ScienceSocial SciencesSociety & Culture | |||

In this episode, Ryan breaks down a fascinating concept from Dr. Ryan Anderson: Ego Investing. Using the biological “handicap principle” of a peacock’s tail—which is beautiful but heavy, metabolically expensive, and a magnet for predators—Ryan explai... more
In this episode, Ryan dives into a concept from Dr. Ryan Anderson called the “Mindset Tax”—the hidden, daily cost of thinking small and operating from a baseline of fear. Drawing on the research of Sendhil Mullainathan and Eldar Shafir, Ryan explains... more
In this episode, Ryan explores a growing “rebellion” against the frictionless nature of modern life—from Gen Z’s adoption of vintage flip phones to the resurgence of vinyl records. Drawing on the research of Dr. Ryan Anderson, Ryan explains why frict... more
Ryan presents a paradox: the laziest path to wealth is the most reliable. Using the Grand Canyon as an analogy for consistent, automatic flow, the episode explains how to “weaponize laziness” by removing friction from saving and adding it to spending... more
This episode tackles the psychology of status spending, comparing human behavior to the male bower bird, which exhausts itself building elaborate displays for an audience that isn’t really watching. Ryan explains the evolutionary roots of our urge to... more
Drawing on Morgan Housel’s The Psychology of Money, Ryan discusses why financial success is more about behavior and temperament than IQ or mathematical formulas,. Through the story of “Victor” (rich but broke) and “Grace” (wealthy and free), the epis... more
Ryan challenges the idea that cost is only measured in dollars, introducing a “Three-Wallet” framework to calculate the true price of convenience. Using the “Fisherman’s Bargain” as a cautionary tale, this episode reveals how seeking peak efficiency ... more
In this episode, Ryan explores why financial problems are often not a failure of character, but an engineering problem related to “cognitive bandwidth”,. Drawing on the research of Dr. Ryan Anderson and the book Scarcity, the episode unpacks how fina... more
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