In The Psychology of Money, Morgan Housel shares 19 short, deeply insightful lessons that show how personal behavior is more important than knowledge when it comes to wealth. With clear storytelling and research-backed ideas, Housel explains how things like emotion, ego, risk, and luck shape our financial decisions more than we realize. Instead of focusing on formulas, this book helps readers develop patience, long-term thinking, and smarter money habits. It’s a perfect read for anyone who wants to build wealth while understanding how human nature can either help or hurt along the way.

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• Page 300
• cover Hard Cover
• Author Name morgan housel