🧪 Science-Based Stories
Engaging stories rooted in scientific research help us understand how early money experiences impact our financial behaviours today.
Inside the book
What you will find
🧠 Explore Nine Mindsets
Synthesised from the latest knowledge in behavioural economics, evolutionary psychology, and neuroscience, grounded in the wisdom of yogic philosophy.
🤔 Pause and Reflect
Rewire your early money relationship with transformative questions to improve your financial wellbeing.
Podcasts, interviews and speaking
For podcasts, interviews and speaking engagements please email: vishal@behaviouralbydesign.com
News & updates
Latest updates from the book launch
Brainy Business Podcast
Melina Palmer interviews the author on "Designing the Future of Savings: Behavioural Strategies for Success"
Rewiring our relationship
Podcast episode "Rewiring our Relationship with Money" on Ei Cafe with Azeem
Mindset of curiosity
Read about the first "mindset of curiosity" featured in the book
Big life mindset
Join the author on the "Big Life Mindset" podcast by leadership coach Eddie Rakanui
Interview with author
Vishal's interview on the popular personal finance and behavioural science blog by Merle van den Akker, PhD titled: Money on the Mind
Case Study
Read about visualisation, goal setting and the "Save the Change" case study from ASB Bank
BONUS CHAPTER
What "money archetype" am I?
Read the cheatsheet highlighting the personality traits of the three types of "money archetypes" and they play.
Who is the "money secure" archetype?
- Comfortable discussing financial challenges
- Belief in self-worth and deserving financial independence
- Feelings of abundance and security
This archetype is comfortable talking about money or asking for financial support when needed. They feels secure in their financial situation.
Who is the "money anxious" archetype?
- Constantly concerned about their financial future
- Selflessly support others but reluctant to seek help when needed
- Take daring financial risks
Financial security is a worry for this archetype. They rush into risky financial decisions and may be generous to the point of self-depletion.
Who is the "money avoidant" archetype?
- Avoid financial planning and goal-setting
- Maintain distance from money conversations or helping others in financial need
- Unprocessed emotions may manifest into envy and jealously
Instead of clinging, they keep money talk at a distance and may exhibit envy. This archetype tends to avoid financial goals or helping people in need.