Natalia > Recent Status Updates

I was hoping for more practical techniques and actionable advice. The book has some useful ideas, and I don’t mind the recommendations for tools or equipment, but at times it felt like a practice that should be accessible to everyone was being turned into something quite commercial.

I would have liked more emphasis on techniques and approaches that don’t depend on buying the latest tools or products.

A good read with some interesting ideas, and I liked how approachable Thaler’s writing is.

Sometimes it dragged a bit in places because it became repetitive / too detailed.

Still, it offers interesting insights and is definitely worth picking up if you’re curious about behavioral economics.

Chapter 1 and 6 were the best.

Would not recommend.