When he was 18 years old Morgan Housel wanted to be an investment banker. Then, as an economics major in college, he discovered he got more out of reading Warren Buffett’s annual shareholder letters than he got out of his textbooks. When the Great Recession caused him to lose his dream job, Housel took a stab at being a financial writer and started doing what he would eventually become famous for.
 
The author of "The Psychology Of Money" (more than 9 million copies sold worldwide) shares:
- What money was like growing up
- How an interest payment of three cents inspired him
- His brief career as a stock picker
- A sneak preview of his next book
- The financial movie that had a big impact on him
Opening clip - "Boiler Room"

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