5 Good Reasons to Read "The Psychology of Money" by Morgan Housel (2024)

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I would normally share what I learned from a book, but in the world of books about money and finance, "The Psychology of Money" by Morgan Housel shines brightly. Here are five excellent reasons why you need to read it yourself.

  1. A New View on Money: Morgan Housel does something different. Instead of giving the usual money advice, he talks about how our feelings and thoughts impact our money decisions. It's an easy-to-understand book for anyone interested in money.
  2. Real Stories: What makes this book special is how Housel tells stories. He explains complex money ideas using real-life tales. Whether you're an experienced investor or just starting, you'll find these stories relatable, thought-provoking, and very insightful.
  3. Humble and Wise: Housel's writing is down-to-earth and wise. He admits that even the smartest investors make mistakes and that no one knows it all. By sharing his experiences and those of others, he encourages us to see mistakes as valuable lessons.
  4. Timeless Money Tips: "The Psychology of Money" shares money wisdom that always works, no matter what's happening in the economy. Housel emphasizes being patient, disciplined, and thinking long-term when dealing with money. These simple but powerful ideas guide the most successful investors and will help you on your money journey.
  5. Practical Advice: Unlike many money books that are hard to apply, this one gives you useful tips you can use right away. Housel offers practical advice on budgeting, investing, and decision-making, giving you tools to improve your financial situation.

In summary, "The Psychology of Money" by Morgan Housel is a must-read for anyone curious about how our thoughts and feelings affect our money. It's packed with stories, down-to-earth wisdom, and practical tips that can help you make better financial choices.

Shalom.

Helen Brenner, MS, PCC, ELI-MP Licensed NLP in Hypnosis Master Practitioner

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I very much enjoyed this book and got a lot from it. I coach people around their unconscious learning and responses and there was a lot of info along those lines to help me better help people relate to their money mind.

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Ryan Burger

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Started reading The Psychology of Money yesterday. Easy insightful reading.

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Adeyemi Adeleke

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I bought it yesterday. Yet to start reading.

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