Forget self-denial: Key to richer, healthier life is a good imagination - Red Tape:
The "He" is Joesph Kable from Penn.
The "He" is Joesph Kable from Penn.
"Recently, his research took an inspirational turn. He found that subjects whose brains show added activity when imagining the future also make better decisions about money. Kable suspects that consumers who can really, viscerally imagine how great that new car will smell when they drive off the lot, or how excited they will be when getting the keys to a new home, have a much easier time saving money. Conversely, those who have dull imaginations tend to live in the present, and blow their cash on payday"