Psychology of Money

Psychology of Money Book Description “Few people can write about finance as beautifully, simply and clearly as Morgan Housel.” – DANIEL H. PINK, author of the New York Times bestseller When, To Sell is Human, and Drive, “Housel's His observations often kill two birds with one stone: He says things that have not been said before, but are also true and logical.”– HOWARD MARKSO, co-founder and co-chairman of Aktree Capital Management “He is one of those rare writers who can translate complex concepts into a gripping and easy-to-understand narrative.”– ANNIE Author of DUKEThinking in Bets Being successful in money is not necessarily a matter of knowledge and being knowledgeable. It's about how you behave. Moreover, behavior is difficult to teach; Even to really smart people. Money management, investment and corporate decision-making processes are often thought to involve a lot of mathematical calculations, requiring acting on the basis of data and formulas that clearly outline what to do. But in the real world, people don't just look at charts when making financial decisions. Financial decisions are usually made at the table or in a meeting room, where a person's own life story, his unique world view, ego, arrogance, marketing and some strange motivational elements come together. In The Psychology of Money, award-winning author Morgan Housel includes 19 short stories about the way people think about money and offers important lessons on how we can better understand money, one of the most important aspects of life. (From the Promotional Bulletin)