Product Description
The most talked-about financial education book of recent years, with over 1 million copies sold worldwide!
Financial success has less to do with your intelligence and much more to do with your behavior. And how someone behaves is a difficult thing to teach, even to very intelligent people.
The way we handle money—personal finances, investments, business decisions—is often explained as a purely mathematical field, where data and formulas tell us what to do. The truth, however, is that major monetary decisions aren't made in front of a spreadsheet, but during family dinners and meetings with colleagues. Furthermore, each decision reflects the personal history and challenges faced by the individual making them.
Approaching financial management in a unique way, Morgan Housel presents case studies of investors' successes and failures that demonstrate the importance of the psychological factor in managing finances, offering lessons on how to manage and make money grow in pursuit of the great goal we all share: happiness.
“ [Financial Psychology] "This is essential reading for anyone interested in managing their money better." — James Clear, author of the bestseller Atomic Habits
