Implementation Intentions and the Modular Mind In the last blog entry, we looked at Implementation Intentions, developed by Professor Peter Gollwitzer in the early 1990s, and how this technique might help our financial wellbeing. It's important to read that post first, as it acts as a necessary introduction to this essay. You can read it here, https://raidhselife.com/financial-wellbeing-and-implementation-intentions/ In this post, we’ll look at a theory of mind that may enhance our thinking about Implementation Intentions and help

Financial Wellbeing and Implementation Intentions One of the key drivers of financial wellbeing is an ability to do the right thing at the right time. This sounds extremely obvious – but it’s also extremely difficult to do. How many times have we lost money by simply forgetting to do what we intended to do – what we knew we had to do? We either miss opportunities, or get penalized for not paying some bill or tax on