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Success with money isn’t just about knowledge; it’s primarily about behavior. And instilling the right behavior can be challenging, even for the intellectually gifted.

Finance, whether it’s investing, managing personal finances, or making business choices, is often presented as a discipline grounded in mathematics, where data and equations guide our actions. However, in reality, financial decisions aren’t made on a spreadsheet. Instead, they’re made around the dinner table or in the boardroom, influenced by personal experiences, individual worldviews, emotions, pride, advertising, and peculiar incentives.

In “The Psychology of Money,” celebrated author Morgan Housel presents 19 insightful stories that delve into the complex ways individuals perceive money, offering guidance on navigating one of life’s essential matters more wisely.