Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle/Observer Effect

The Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle or Observer Effect are interchangeable terms referring to changes that the act of observation will make on the phenomenon being observed. A simple example: a rambunctious kindergartner will change his behavior when he knows his mother is in his classroom.

The observer effect/ Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle work wonders on creating a more financially secure future too.

• Tracking spending causes spending to decrease.

• Looking at our investments causes them to grow quickly.

• Reviewing  and studying goals & dreams increases the likelihood of achievement.

Merely observing our finances can cause a great gust of frugality. But often our instinct tells us not to look--look anyways.

 

 

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