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Hey everyone and welcome to the Big Picture Retirement Show where we deliver insight on what you need to know for a meaningful and successful retirement.

If you are planning for or living in retirement, this is the show for you. Hey, I'm Devin Carroll and joined today by my co-host,

John Ross. Hey, John. Shalom. Yes, yes. How appropriate for today's episode. We've got Doug Goldstein that's going to be our guest,

and he's a financial advisor based in Jerusalem, who is, he's written several books. He's got a

great podcast, and I know he's going to tell us more about that, but I've had the honor of being

on his podcast, which is Goldstein onon-Gelt. And you can find

that in iTunes. And also, he's one of the panelists on this other podcast called Money Tree. So I can't

wait to hear what Doug has to say. He's written a new book. It's how the wisdom of chess can make

you a grandmaster of investing. And he's co-authored that

with a chess grandmaster as well. Yeah, kind of an interesting take on financial investing

strategy. I'm not a big chess player. No, I'm not either. I play checkers. Now, I have played chess

and I have lost consistently. Yes. And so I, you know, I don't know a lot about it.

But what I do know is that there is a lot of strategy that goes into it.

Certainly.

And I think basically there's also a lot of psychology that goes into it.

And not necessarily the psychology of your opponent, but your own defeating your own

psychology burdens.

Certainly.

And I think that's where they're kind of going with some of this,

is, you know, if you can learn some of the psychological tactics that are involved in chess

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