James R. Langabeer's Blog

Embracing Uncertainty in Decision-Making

Uncertainty fuels anxiety, but it doesn’t have to. By reframing how we think and decide, we can shift from fear to resilience and even discover growth in the unknown.

Why Smart People Fall for Fraudulent Schemes

Smart people fall for scams, too. Ponzi schemes capitalize—literally—on our hopes and cognitive quirks.

Overcoming Paralysis in Financial Decision-Making

Uncertainty fuels hesitation—especially with money. Learn why we stall, and how to build confidence with small steps, smarter habits, and a shift in mindset.

Safeguarding Finances While Caring for Dementia Patients

Is your loved one showing signs of cognitive decline? Here are six tips for preserving financial well-being while managing dementia.

Why Entrepreneurs Often Fail

Do you dream of opening your own business? Strategy and execution are essential—but don't overlook the psychological dimensions that can help lead to success.

Overcoming Financial Anxiety and Doom Spending

Next time you reach for your credit card, think twice. Work towards a mindful plan to reduce the stress and anxiety associated with money and spending.

Managing the Psychological and Practical Aftermath of Disasters

Natural disasters take a significant emotional toll. Here are strategies to manage the adverse psychological and decision-making impacts of disasters.

Navigating Life’s Crossroads

When at a crossroads in life, it is important to pause and recognize your emotions but then focus on readiness and resilience for your next challenge.

Creating Sticky Goals to Embrace Success

Do you wish you could keep your New Year's resolutions and goals? There is one key element missing in how most people set goals. Embrace the concept of stickiness.

Orchestrating a Personal Turnaround

With millions of individual defeats or failures each year, we all must learn how to rebound, recover, and navigate personal turnarounds.