The Psychology of Financial Decision Fatigue
Our analysis of 2,400 financial decisions reveals why people make poor money choices later in the day and how to structure your financial environment for better outcomes.
A comprehensive approach to transforming how you think about and manage money through proven behavioral strategies
We've spent years studying why traditional budgeting fails for most people. The answer isn't more spreadsheets or complicated apps — it's understanding the psychological triggers that drive financial decisions.
Our program combines behavioral economics research with practical implementation strategies. Instead of focusing on restrictions, we help you build sustainable systems that work with your natural tendencies, not against them.
The key differentiator is our focus on micro-changes that compound over time. Rather than dramatic overhauls that rarely stick, we implement small adjustments that become automatic within weeks.
We regularly publish in-depth analysis on financial behavior patterns, sharing research findings and advanced techniques that inform our program development.
Our analysis of 2,400 financial decisions reveals why people make poor money choices later in the day and how to structure your financial environment for better outcomes.
Comparing the long-term effectiveness of habit-based financial systems against conventional budgeting methods across 340 participants in the Australian market.
How to design sophisticated financial automation systems that adapt to income fluctuations and life changes while maintaining psychological satisfaction.
Mathematical modeling of small financial behavior changes over 5-10 year periods, with case studies from our program participants showing unexpected long-term impacts.
Our next cohort begins in September 2025. The 16-week program includes weekly group sessions, individual coaching calls, and lifetime access to our resource library and community.