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Detailscondition: newformat: paperbackisbn: 9780857197689publisher: harriman houseage range: adult 16 overviewthe psychology of money by morgan housel is a sunday times bestseller that has sold over 8 million copies worldwide. Rather than focusing on formulas or spreadsheets, this brand-new paperback explores how emotion, ego, and behaviour shape our financial decisions. Through 19 short, memorable stories, housel reveals why doing well with money has little to do with intelligence and everything to do with how we think and act. It's an essential, accessible read for anyone wanting a calmer, wiser relationship with wealth. About the bookmoney touches nearly every part of our lives, yet few of us stop to examine why we make the financial choices we do. In this acclaimed paperback, morgan housel argues that success with money is less about what you know and more about how you behave and that behaviour is hard to teach, even to smart people. Across 19 concise, story-driven chapters, he examines topics such as the role of luck versus skill, the quiet power of compounding, the psychological cost of greed, and why saving matters more than earning. Each chapter can be read independently, making the book easy to dip into or read cover to cover. Housel draws on decades of financial history, behavioural research, and personal anecdote to show that the same financial outcome can be reached by wildly different paths, and that humility, patience, and long-term thinking usua...
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