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The Money Answers Show

The Money Answers Show

Monday at 12 Noon Pacific

November 1st 2010: “If I’m So Smart…Where Did All My Money Go?”

Doug Warshauer founder of Kessler Warshauer Ventures, a highly successful private equity investment firm, feels that people who face financial challenges normally suffer from a deep sense of guilt and feel that their problems are their fault. At the same time, most people believe that they have above average intelligence. This creates a dissonance between the belief that they are smart and the reality of their financial problems. Here are the expectations that most families have: they will own two cars, a house, have all the trappings of a successful lifestyle like flat-screen TVs, iPhones,

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Doug Warshauer is the founder of Kessler Warshauer Ventures, a private equity investment firm. He developed the techniques presented in this book by modeling the prospects of hundreds of businesses.
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https://www.voiceamerica.com/show/746/the-money-answers-show The Money Answers Show https://www.voiceamerica.com/show/746/the-money-answers-show Doug Warshauer founder of Kessler Warshauer Ventures, a highly successful private equity investment firm, feels that people who face financial challenges normally suffer from a deep sense of guilt and feel that their problems are their fault. At the same time, most people believe that they have above average intelligence. This creates a dissonance between the belief that they are smart and the reality of their financial problems. Here are the expectations that most families have: they will own two cars, a house, have all the trappings of a successful lifestyle like flat-screen TVs, iPhones, and vacations. At the same time, they need to save money for their kids to go to college and eventually for their retirement. Balancing all these expectations is very tricky. Even people who do a good job at it, who stay out of debt and save well, feel tremendously pressured – they feel like “where did all my money go?” To find out more about Doug and his new book go to www.DougWarshauer.com VoiceAmerica | Talk Radio | Online Talk Radio studio@voiceamerica.com false DD/MM/YYYY Add to Calendar
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