The Psychology of Money is not a book about formulas; it's a deep dive into the "soft skill" of finance.It argues that doing well with money has less to do with intelligence and spreadsheets, and everything to do with how you behave. Housel uses 19 short stories to illustrate how our unique experiences, emotions, ego, and greed shape our financial decisions—often more than rational thought.The core takeaway? Financial success is less about what you know and more about timeless behaviors like saving for freedom (not just for purchases), surviving long enough for compounding to work, and knowing when you have enough to avoid unnecessary risk. We're discussing why being merely reasonable with money is often better than trying to be coldly rational.

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