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"The Psychology of Money" explores how behaviour, more than intelligence, shapes financial success.
The book highlights that managing money well involves understanding personal psychology and biases, not just financial formulas.Â
Individual experiences with money profoundly influence one's financial decisions and risk tolerance. It emphasizes the importance of saving, adapting to change, and maintaining control over one's time to achieve financial independence.Â
Housel cautions against the perils of greed, excessive materialism, and trying to time the market, advocating for humility, kindness, and long-term thinking. He also shows how cultural shifts and historical events impact people's perspectives on money.
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"The Psychology of Money" explores how behaviour, more than intelligence, shapes financial success.
The book highlights that managing money well involves understanding personal psychology and biases, not just financial formulas.Â
Individual experiences with money profoundly influence one's financial decisions and risk tolerance. It emphasizes the importance of saving, adapting to change, and maintaining control over one's time to achieve financial independence.Â
Housel cautions against the perils of greed, excessive materialism, and trying to time the market, advocating for humility, kindness, and long-term thinking. He also shows how cultural shifts and historical events impact people's perspectives on money.

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