The Problem With Opportunity Cost Is That

We Can Think About How We Reduce The Pain In Paying. So, For Example, Credit Cards Are Wonderful Mechanisms To Reduce The Pain Of Paying. If You Go To A Restaurant And You Are Paying Cash, You Would Feel Much Worse Than If You Were Paying With Credit Card. Why? You Know The Price, There's No Surprise, But If You're Paying Cash, You Feel A Bit More Guilt.

It Was Shocking To Realize How Many Low-income Americans Don't Have Savings Accounts.

The Problem With Opportunity Cost Is That Opportunity Cost Is Divided Among Many, Many Things.

When People Are In Severe Pain, There's An Expression, You're A "pain Person," And What That Means Is That Nothing Else Matters.

We Usually Think Of Ourselves As Sitting The Driver's Seat, With Ultimate Control Over The Decisions We Made And The Direction Our Life Takes; But, Alas, This Perception Has More To Do With Our Desires-with How We Want To View Ourselves, Than With Reality.