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The $16 Million Choice 💰
Ever wonder why it's so hard to do the things that will make us rich? 🧠💸 I’m Jeff Hulett, and in my personal finance class at JMU, I show my students the path to $16 million. But here’s the kicker: some STILL won't show up. It’s not laziness—it’s neurobiology. In this video, I explain why our brains are hardwired to choose a "nap today" over "retirement riches" and how we use "Industrial Grade Accountability" to fix it. Learn how to: ✅ Use Commitment Devices to automate su
Jeff Hulett
Jan 121 min read
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Industrial Grade Accountability: Lessons from the Behavioral Finance Classroom
Behavioral economists such as Richard Thaler and Daniel Kahneman identified a concept both intuitive and profound: individuals frequently prioritize immediate gratification over long-term benefit. Behavioral economists suggest our default wiring overweighs the present compared to future benefits. This neurological reality suggests humans struggle to sustain the discipline required for a prosperous tomorrow (Kahneman, 2011). For instance, enjoying a fun dinner with friends act
Jeff Hulett
Jan 113 min read
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When the Market Panics, You Should Celebrate
When markets fall, emotions rise. Investors often panic, pulling their money out of fear rather than strategy. But at Personal Finance...
Jeff Hulett
Apr 10, 20253 min read
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Turning Resolutions into Results: The Fresh Start Effect Meets the 80/20 Rule for Financial Success
The New Year always brings a sense of renewal, a clean slate to start fresh and set ambitious goals. It is a time when millions of people...
Jeff Hulett
Jan 7, 20258 min read
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