The Buddh-ish Investor Podcast

Ever feel overwhelmed by the constant flood of market news and expert opinions?In this episode of The Buddh-ish Investor Podcast, I explore why the stock market feels like drinking from a firehose – with billions of shares traded daily and endless commentary pulling us in every direction – and how Buddhist wisdom can help us find our focus.What You’ll Learn:* Why our brains struggle with the 34 gigabytes of information bombarding us daily* How “papañca” (mental agitation) mirrors the market’s restless monkey mind* The research showing less active traders outperform by ~6.5% annually* Three anchors to keep you grounded: your investment plan, financial goals, and evidence-based research* Why the NYSE opening bell can become your daily reminder to refocusUsing the concept of the monkey mind swinging from vine to vine, discover how meditation principles can help you ignore market noise and stick to what actually builds wealth.Perfect for: Investors struggling with information overload and anyone tempted to overtrade in response to daily market movements.- The Buddh-ish InvestorRead the Substack post that inspired this podcast episode: The Market’s Monkey MindRead more: TheBuddhishInvestor.comFollow me on Bluesky: @buddhishinvestor.bsky.socialReach out at Sangha@TheBuddhishInvestor.com This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.thebuddhishinvestor.com

Episode 1: Finding Your Financial Golden BuddhaEver held onto losing investments for way too long? In this debut episode of The Buddh-ish Investor Podcast, I share my struggle with selling underperforming bond ETFs that had been dragging down my portfolio for years – and the breakthrough moment that finally gave me courage to let them go.What You'll Learn:- Why the "disposition effect" keeps us clinging to losing investments- How loss aversion costs investors an estimated 4% per year- The transformative power of having a trusted financial advisor- Why focusing on future potential beats dwelling on past performanceUsing the metaphor of a centuries-old Buddhist statue hidden under clay, discover how the right guidance can help chip away obstacles preventing clear-headed investment decisions.Perfect for: Investors dealing with underperforming assets and anyone seeking a more mindful approach to money management.Read more: TheBuddhishInvestor.comFollow me on Bluesky: @buddhishinvestor.bsky.social This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.thebuddhishinvestor.com