Those at the forefront of the behavioral economics movement were taking a huge risk by championing this new field and challenging the status quo. But who were these brave intellectual warriors? In Part 4 of the series, we meet the brave troublemakers that tried to bring this radical change to the field of economics.
Read MoreIf you attended my book talk and signing at Main Street Books on June 21, here are the books/articles I mentioned during my talk.
Read MoreChange happens very slowly, then all at once. This seems to have been the case for behavioral economics as well. However, behavioral economics was far too isolated. In order to create the paradigm shift in the profession, it had to get out there and prove its worth to the world. It not only had to become respected by traditional economics, but also had to convince psychologists to join the team.
Read MoreWhy do nice guys get friend-zoned? What crazy things do I write about on Quora? In this blog post, I share some interesting answers I’ve written over the years on the Q&A website.
Read MoreI don't like to talk about racism very much because it's an emotionally exhausting topic to discuss, but I'm making an exception this time. I wrote an article on the Black & White & Read All Over website about my thoughts regarding the ongoing problem of racism in football.
Read MoreIf you attended my talk during the VISTA IST training in Columbus, Ohio on April 23, then check out this article to find the resources that I referred to during my speech.
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