The Psychology of Money By Morgan Housel
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Morgan Housel has written a timeless book that is practical, insightful, and easy to read. It teaches us that financial success is more about how we think than how much we know. A must-read for anyone who wants to become wiser with money.
Product Name: The Psychology of Money By Morgan Housel
Author: MORGAN HOUSEL
Book Format: Paperback
Genre: Action & Adventure
ISBN: 6765797876654
Language: English
Pages: 201-300 Pages
Publish Year: 2019
Publisher: READERS BOUND
Sub Genre: Communication & Social Skills Books
Country of Origin: India
The Psychology of Money by Morgan Housel is a powerful and thought-provoking book that explains how people think about money and why our behavior matters more than technical knowledge. Unlike most finance books filled with numbers and complex theories, this book focuses on the emotional and psychological side of money — how our habits, experiences, and mindset shape the way we earn, spend, save, and invest.
The book is written in simple language, making it easy for readers of all backgrounds to understand. Housel presents 19 short chapters, each sharing a unique lesson about money. These lessons come from real-life stories, history, and the author’s personal experiences. One of the main ideas of the book is that managing money is not just about intelligence — it’s about behavior. Even smart people can make poor financial choices if they lack patience, discipline, or emotional control.
Housel talks about the role of luck and risk in financial success. He explains how two people can take the same actions but get different results due to luck or timing. He also highlights the importance of saving money regularly, living below your means, and avoiding unnecessary lifestyle upgrades. One of the most memorable messages is that wealth is what you don’t see — expensive cars, big houses, and luxury items may look rich, but real wealth is the money saved and invested quietly over time.
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Author: MORGAN HOUSEL
Book Format: Paperback
Genre: Action & Adventure
ISBN: 6765797876654
Language: English
Pages: 201-300 Pages
Publish Year: 2019
Publisher: READERS BOUND
Sub Genre: Communication & Social Skills Books
Country of Origin: India
The Psychology of Money by Morgan Housel is a powerful and thought-provoking book that explains how people think about money and why our behavior matters more than technical knowledge. Unlike most finance books filled with numbers and complex theories, this book focuses on the emotional and psychological side of money — how our habits, experiences, and mindset shape the way we earn, spend, save, and invest.
The book is written in simple language, making it easy for readers of all backgrounds to understand. Housel presents 19 short chapters, each sharing a unique lesson about money. These lessons come from real-life stories, history, and the author’s personal experiences. One of the main ideas of the book is that managing money is not just about intelligence — it’s about behavior. Even smart people can make poor financial choices if they lack patience, discipline, or emotional control.
Housel talks about the role of luck and risk in financial success. He explains how two people can take the same actions but get different results due to luck or timing. He also highlights the importance of saving money regularly, living below your means, and avoiding unnecessary lifestyle upgrades. One of the most memorable messages is that wealth is what you don’t see — expensive cars, big houses, and luxury items may look rich, but real wealth is the money saved and invested quietly over time.
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