My approach to holonomics has developed over the years, along with my skill sets. I earned my Ph.D. in Economics from Rutgers University in 1990, with the dissertation "Three Essays on Latency in Economics and Decision Making". Since then I have worked over 20 years in research and in the financial industry, and then taught for many years at Montclair State University. While there, I developed the course "Economics of Time and Mind", an interdisciplinary approach toward decision making that provides a deeper understanding, and capacity to model, a wide range of economic behaviors and experiences.