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The Psychology of Money
This episode reveals why financial success hinges less on market knowledge or intelligence, and more on understanding your own behavior and emotional responses to money.
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“This episode reveals why financial success hinges less on market knowledge or intelligence, and more on understanding your own behavior and emotional responses to money.”
— Morgan Housel, The Psychology of Money
Financial psychology, behavioral economics, wealth building, personal finance
If you've ever felt the constant pressure to earn more, or wondered why smart people make irrational financial decisions, this will clarify the hidden forces shaping your relationship with money, and this will help you see what to do next.
Morgan Housel, a former columnist for The Wall Street Journal and The Motley Fool, distills decades of observing human behavior in financial markets into clear, compelling narratives that reveal the often-overlooked psychological drivers of wealth.