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Idioma: inglés
Editorial: Platypus Publishing, 2025
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- Título
- Confessions of a Reformed Financial Advisor: (Yep, It's Mostly BS)
- Autor
- McLyman, Ted
- Editorial
- Platypus Publishing
- Año de publicación
- 2025
- Estado
- acceptable
- Encuadernación
- Encuadernación de tapa blanda
- Idioma
- inglés
- ISBN 10
- 1965016987
- ISBN 13
- 9781965016985
Discover why 95% of your spending is emotional and automatic, and why traditional budgeting was never designed to fix it.
If traditional budgeting, spreadsheets, and sheer willpower actually worked, everyone with a calculator would be a millionaire. So why are so many smart people still stressed about money?
It’s not a discipline problem. It’s a design problem.
The conventional wisdom about wealth creation relies on a massive myth: that humans are rational, calculating machines. It’s mostly BS. Science proves that 95% of our spending is emotional, automatic, and driven by an ancient brain hardwired for survival and instant gratification. You cannot out-math 200,000 years of biology.
In Confessions of a Reformed Financial Advisor, former U.S. Marine Corps Officer and top-producing wealth manager Ted McLyman pulls back the curtain on an industry that solves the wrong problems. After decades of watching smart people fail with one-size-fits-all financial products, Ted walked away to build a better way.
He became a Financial Choice Architect.
This book introduces the revolutionary Money Behavior System™ (MBS). This five-step guide stops forcing you to work against your instincts and helps you build a financial situation in which good choices come naturally.
Completely free of complicated math, dense graphs, and hidden product pitches, this book reveals:
- The Behavioral Wealth Gap: Why what you know about money is actively destroying your bank account.
- The Iceberg of Money Temperament: How to discover your unique, unconscious financial DNA.
- The 5-Step MBS Framework: A value-driven roadmap (Discover, Uncover, Apply, Architect, Execute) to systematize your spending.
- Choice Architecture: How to build minimal-friction guardrails so you never have to rely on willpower to save money again.
More than just a book, this is an interactive financial reset. Included with your purchase is exclusive access to the Behavioral Financial Wellness Community, plus a FREE online course and study guide to help you actively implement the 5-step system as you read.
Money is the common denominator of modern life. If you interact with it, you need this book. It is the ultimate manual for:
- Individuals and couples tired of the guilt and failure of traditional budgeting.
- Financial planners, wealth managers, and advisors looking for a behavioral edge.
- Life, wellness, and business coaches who realize money stress is derailing their clients' progress.
- Entrepreneurs, students, and transitioning military personnel ready to build wealth on their own terms.
Stop trying to change your biology. Start changing your environment.
Read Confessions of a Reformed Financial Advisor and uncover the behavior-first path to lasting financial security and peace of mind.
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