63 percent of Americans are living paycheck to paycheck - including nearly half of six-figure earners and one-third of those making over $250,000. Behavioral economics illustrates that although we believe we're in control of all of our decisions, we oftentimes are not. We make sub-optimal decisions because the human subconscious makes the initial selection and subsequently justifies those inauspicious intentions. By comprehending why we make the decisions we do, we can be deliberate with our choices and make the best investments for the future we want. In this book, you will: Discover how to take charge of your personal finances from the basics of managing your money, saving and investing, to deciding whether to rent or buy a home. Conquer subconscious beliefs, change your mindset and tackle relationship woes. Learn to increase your confidence, discover how to design your career for happiness and how to lead from wherever you are. Think like an Economist will enable you to use the pragmatic lens of economics in a fresh and fascinating matter of analyzing and thinking about the big and small decisions of your life. Author Sania Khan brings together unconventional points of comparison at first glance to cohesively and seamlessly click together.