Emergency Fund Psychology: How Much to Save and Why Your Brain Resists
By Dr. Nirosh, MBBS · Reading time: about 7 minutes Most people know they should have an emergency fund. Far
Loss Aversion: Why Losing $100 Hurts More Than Winning $100 Feels Good
By Dr. Gihan Nirosh, MBBS Imagine you find $100 on the street. You smile, maybe buy lunch, and forget about
Best Personal Finance Apps in 2026: The Top 3 That Actually Rewire Your Money Habits
If you have spent the last year bouncing between five different budgeting spreadsheets, a half-finished Notion tracker, and a banking
The 1-3-6 Savings Rule: A Simple System to Build Wealth Without a Spreadsheet
The 1-3-6 Savings Rule is a simple money framework that tells you exactly how much to save at three checkpoints:
FOMO and the Trader’s Brain: Why You Keep Chasing Green Candles
FOMO trading psychology explains a pattern almost every trader recognizes: you watch an asset rip higher on your screen, you
How Doctors Can Build Wealth: 15 Proven Financial Strategies for Long-Term Success
Doctors earn strong incomes, yet most doctors struggle to build real wealth. Medical school debt, late career starts, and demanding
The Best Monthly Saving Strategy: A Doctor’s Science-Backed Guide to Building Wealth
Most people don’t fail at saving money because they lack discipline. They fail because they choose a monthly saving strategy
Revenge Trading: The Dopamine Crash That Destroys Trading Accounts
You just lost a trade you were sure would win. Your chest tightens. Your hand moves to the mouse before
The SpaceX Mindset: How Founders Build Billion-Dollar Companies (And How Millionaires Invest In The Next One)
The SpaceX mindset does not come from loving rockets. It comes from a brain that runs on a different reward
Financial Management for Doctors: Why Smart People Often Make Weak Money Choices
Doctors do something strange. We spend a decade mastering the human body. We memorize drug names and make life-or-death decisions