Here’s an uncomfortable truth: your brain is actively sabotaging your retirement. Not through laziness or lack of discipline, but through a quirk of neuroscience that makes planning for your future feel like planning for someone else entirely. When you try to imagine yourself in 20 or 30 years, your brain doesn’t recognise that person as you. According to groundbreaking…
The Stranger in Your Mirror: Why Your Brain Can’t Connect With Your Future Self (And How Financial Forecasting Can Help)
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