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In a media landscape that thrives on sensationalism, it’s easy to get drawn into stories that spark fear, anger, or excitement. Why do we hear more about dramatic events halfway around the world than about issues close to home, like a new road project that could change a quiet neighborhood? Because sensationalism sells! But just because it’s being sold doesn’t mean we have to buy into it.
On today’s episode of Wealth Talks, Tom and John take a closer look at how sensationalism impacts our perceptions and, ultimately, our financial decisions. They’ll explore why we’re often attracted to the dramatic and how this fascination can lead us to make poor choices—whether it’s reacting to market hype, taking unnecessary risks, or overlooking steady, reliable financial planning.
Listen in to learn how to navigate the noise, avoid the pitfalls of sensationalist thinking, and make smarter, grounded choices for your financial future.
Resource: Wealth Seminar Recording