One of the greatest challenges business owners and their advisors face is “oversimplification” – what behavioral finance refers to as “narrow framing.” Narrow framing is a cognitive bias where people make decisions based on a limited perspective, focusing too heavily on a specific aspect of a situation while overlooking broader context or potential outcomes. Essentially, it involves seeing a situation through a narrow lens, which can lead to suboptimal decision-making.
This session qualifies for up to:
1.5 Value Acceleration Knowledge Hours
1.5 CPE Hours
1.5 CFP Hours
