In The Psychology of Money, Morgan Housel reveals that financial decisions aren’t always rational—they're shaped by human behavior. This compelling book takes readers through 19 thought-provoking stories that uncover how emotions, personal experiences, and cognitive biases impact our approach to wealth.
Learn why being good with money isn’t just about intelligence, how personal history affects financial choices, and what it takes to build lasting financial well-being. Ideal for anyone looking to rethink their money mindset, this book offers fresh perspectives and practical wisdom for smarter financial decisions.
