I studied finance, statistics, psychology, and computer science and I have had a great run in the tech industry.

Psychologically, I now associate it all as one thing.

Regardless of the market, the same simple psychological underpinnings are always at work.

The Germans went through so much emotional turmoil during hyperinflation that it set-up the psychology for Hitler and also for getting revenge on the Jewish Rothchild bankers who they perceived as the cause of their problems.England followed suit after Germany and devalued their currency and cheap exports being dumped forced the US and the rest of the world to put up Smoot-Harley tariffs.

I'm sure all those telling you to stay in school would change their tone if they found out you were going to have $150K in dept and a psychology degree.  

I've read a couple books on psychology and psychological investing and was really blown away - great substance in an interesting and intelligent manner. 

I found when I last did mentoring that people I mentored had done numerous courses and paid lots of money to learn about how to do deals, but never learned about the emotional issues, the psychological issues, the real costs of risk and stress.

I personally like to use attraction or content marketing; better use of my time, less rejection (which takes a psychological toll on you) and higher quality leads.

Graduated with a BA in Psychology from UT..Go Big Orange!

They don't always get it right or correctly anticipate external influences on a given neighborhood, but there is typically a lot of psychological investment in zoning.