Freud 2.0 (mrfreud)

Your Wallet Reflects Your Boundaries Money leaks when you can’t say “no.” Learn to set financial boundaries — stop-losses apply outside the charts too

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Naughty little Freud was anything but simple He sniffed cocaine, drank absinthe, and smoked 20 cigars a day. “I can’t stand being stared at for eight hours a day,” Freud would confess to his wife Martha in the evenings. “And I can’t bear looking patients in the eyes.” To avoid this, Freud decided to have the patient lie down on a couch while he sat just behind their head

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Hamster or Investor? The hamster trades on emotion: buys at peaks, sells in panic. The investor sublimates emotion into strategy

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Your Wallet Reflects Your Boundaries Money leaks when you can’t say “no.” Learn to set financial boundaries — stop-losses apply outside the charts too

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Naughty little Freud was anything but simple He sniffed cocaine, drank absinthe, and smoked 20 cigars a day. “I can’t stand being stared at for eight hours a day,” Freud would confess to his wife Martha in the evenings. “And I can’t bear looking patients in the eyes.” To avoid this, Freud decided to have the patient lie down on a couch while he sat just behind their head

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Inflation of Inner Worth If you don’t believe in your own value, any money you get will burn. Income rarely exceeds self-esteem

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Money as a Mirror of the Unconscious Your spending isn’t just purchases. It’s a projection of desires, fears, and childhood patterns. Look into your wallet — you’ll see your ego.

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