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Show Notes
In this episode, Carl explores the idea of a “risk hangover,” the emotional aftermath that can follow when a big risk doesn’t work out. It often shows up as regret, shame, rumination, or the urge to quickly “get back to even.” Carl reflects on how our brains treat financial mistakes as threats and how that can push us toward impulsive or avoidant behavior. The key, he suggests, is learning to recognize your personal red flags before making a risky decision. By understanding the patterns that show up when emotions run high, we can make wiser choices the next time risk appears.
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