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🗓️ 23 October 2022
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0:00.0 | Caution, the ultimate spicy meatball from Domino's is hot. Just not stupid hot. It won't |
0:05.2 | earn you mythical status or get you a nickname like Mad Dog or Dragon's Breath. It's hot, |
0:10.2 | good hot. The kind of hot that boosts taste nothing else. The ultimate spicy meatball with |
0:14.8 | Siracha Drizzle from Domino's. It will get you fired up. Subject to availability. |
0:45.6 | This is Optimal Finance Daily Episode 2074. Get Rich with the Chuching Instinct by Mr. |
0:58.1 | Money Mustache of MrMoneyMustache.com. And I'm your host and personal finance enthusiast, |
1:04.0 | Diana Mariam. Now let's get to today's post as we optimize your life. |
1:08.6 | Get Rich with the Chuching Instinct by Mr. Money Mustache of MrMoneyMustache.com. |
1:21.0 | Ah, delayed gratification. It's one of the defining advantages of humanity itself, |
1:26.7 | the ability to put off immediate pleasure for the purpose of getting even better results in |
1:32.2 | the future. Compared to lower animals or insects, we've got this ability locked down. |
1:38.4 | We have a dog in a room with a piece of tasty meat and a chart showing that dogs earn a 20,000 |
1:44.3 | percent annual return for any meat left uneaten, and the dog will still choose not to invest. |
1:51.2 | But while most of us can out-strategize our pets, we humans still vary wildly in our ability |
1:57.2 | to set aside resources for the future. This difference in abilities starts to show itself very |
2:03.2 | early in life. My favorite example of this is a famous old psychological study that looked at young |
2:09.0 | children, offering them one cookie now or several cookies in a few minutes. When left unsupervised, |
2:15.6 | some kids immediately grabbed and ate the initial bait, while others exercised their willpower |
2:20.8 | and emerged from the trial with a bigger bounty in exchange for waiting. The results were noted, |
2:26.5 | but the researchers then kept in touch with these children, following through on their lives as |
2:31.3 | young adults. As it turned out, the pleasure delayers did better in school, graduated to get |
2:37.3 | better jobs, and ended up with higher paying careers as adults with fewer debt problems. |
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