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金融心理學家結合演化論、心理學、行為經濟學讓你徹底解脫「財務焦慮」 談到「錢」，人類大腦其實還處於石器時代。研究證明，人類天生不具有適當處理金錢的能力，這也是為什麼儲蓄或不超支如此困難，財務自由如此難以實現。儘管不斷有財務專家提供大量資訊和警告，但很多人的財務狀況非常糟糕。我們的本能並未比40萬年前獵捕猛獁象的祖先進化多少；甚至隨著科技的高速發展、五花八門的金融商品問世，現代人的理財能力不進反退。看到以下調查，你可能會大吃一驚：●每四人當中，有三人視金錢為壓力來源；●45％的人完全沒有存款；●近四成的人拿不出12,000元現金，或是擁有等值存款、信用卡額度來應付緊急事件。 甚至，你可能也是羞於啟齒的其中一員： ● 一談到個人的財務狀況，你就頭大嗎？● 你被警告過花費（或儲蓄）過多嗎？● 與子女、父母或配偶溝通金錢問題時，是否遭遇重重阻礙？● 有沒有人提醒過你，家中堆了太多雜物？● 你是那種只要逛網路商店，就一定會買東西的人嗎？ 再這樣下去，就會和曾經稱霸一方卻不幸絕種的猛獁象一樣，明明生活在快速變化的世界中，卻忽視存亡的關鍵！三位財務心理學療法專家透過本書要告訴你，以上所有財務行為、決策與金錢的問題，其實並不完全錯在你身上，而是與潛意識中的「金錢腳本」有關。 ▍改寫「金錢腳本」，走向富有或滅絕的關鍵！ 金錢腳本驅動我們的財務行為。人之所以會發展出金錢腳本，是為了讓自己理解金錢與這個世界的運作方式。我們在兒童時期就開始學習金錢腳本，它一部分源於家族歷史，另一部分則來自個人生活經歷。有些人會認為錢永遠都不夠用，所以不想努力了；反之，也有人因為太過擔心自己「永遠賺不到足夠的錢」，即便已經賺了好幾百萬，也無法放心享受財富。堅持不正確的金錢腳本不僅沒有好處，還可能導致自毀式的財務行為。有專家甚至指出，你的收入高低，有九成是取決於你的金錢腳本！你屬於以下哪一種金錢腳本？＄ 金錢迴避：認為錢是不好的東西，或是覺得自己不配擁有錢。例如：忽視銀行對帳單、超額消費、在財務方面縱容他人、財務依賴、無法控制預算。＄ 金錢崇拜：深信只要擁有更多錢就能過上幸福的生活，問題在於錢永遠都不夠花。例如：背負卡債、衝動消費、打腫臉充胖子。＄ 金錢地位：認為個人淨值等於個人價值，裝出一副自己是有錢人的樣子。例如：超額消費、成為賭徒、隱瞞日常開支

Since the death of his grandfather, Leo's number one chore has been to chase after his grandmother who seems to wander away from home every few days. Now, Gram's decided to roam farther than ever. And

This book presents some results on selected taxa in the Himalayan region (mainly Nepal), pinpoints the threats to their survival and suggests ways how to avoid their extinction. Most chapters are base

An argument that we have a moral duty to explore other planets and solar systems--because human life on Earth has an expiration date.Inevitably, life on Earth will come to an end, whether by climate disaster, cataclysmic war, or the death of the sun in a few billion years. To avoid extinction, we will have to find a new home planet, perhaps even a new solar system, to inhabit. In this provocative and fascinating book, Christopher Mason argues that we have a moral duty to do just that. As the only species aware that life on Earth has an expiration date, we have a responsibility to act as the shepherd of life-forms--not only for our species but for all species on which we depend and for those still to come (by accidental or designed evolution). Mason argues that the same capacity for ingenuity that has enabled us to build rockets and land on other planets can be applied to redesigning biology so that we can sustainably inhabit those planets. And he lays out a 500-year plan for undertakin