The Psychology of Money (English)
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- Understand Behavioral Finance
- Master Wealth-Building Habits
- Explore Money Psychology
- Balance Risk and Reward
- Achieve Financial Happiness
- Published by : Mehboob Creation
- Ratings: 4.8 out of 5
Description
The Psychology of Money by Morgan Housel explores the complex relationship between human behavior and financial decision-making. Through compelling stories and timeless insights, Housel illustrates how emotions, history, and psychology influence the way we perceive and use money. This book offers actionable lessons on wealth, risk, and happiness, helping readers develop a healthier, more practical mindset towards their finances.
You Will Learn
- Human Behavior & Money: Discover how psychology and emotions shape financial decisions.
- Risk & Luck: Understand the roles of luck, risk, and unpredictability in financial success.
- Practical Financial Habits: Learn habits that prioritize long-term financial security.
- Wealth & Happiness: Explore the link between money and life satisfaction.
- Avoiding Financial Pitfalls: Gain insights into preventing common money mistakes.
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The Psychology of Money (English)
Original price was: $2.34.$0.29Current price is: $0.29.
Anjali Gupta –
“Loved the storytelling style! The book offers timeless lessons on wealth, greed, and happiness.”
Rajesh Patel –
“Excellent book that goes beyond the usual financial advice. The blend of psychology and personal finance is brilliant!”
Priya Nair –
“The stories and insights made me realize money is more about mindset than math. Highly recommend this for anyone wanting to build a healthier relationship with their finances.”
Arjun Mehta –
“A life-changing read! Morgan Housel’s approach to financial wisdom is refreshingly practical and relatable. This book transformed how I think about saving and investing.”