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ayushslitworld's review against another edition
5.0
"The Psychology of Money" is a book that comes under the finance genre authored by Morgan Housel.
The Book is divided into 20 chapters and it mainly talks about money psychology, the power of saving money, power of Compounding and reveals the secrets to becoming rich early. The book not only talks but also teaches the science behind money. This book helped me in learning & understanding money management. it has helped me in making the right financial decisions & setting my financial goals.
The narration of the book is very lucid and the Author explains every bit of financial information in very simple language and that's the reason why this book is one of the best financial books ever written.
I loved this book and I recommend this book to everybody who wants to learn about finance & money-making techniques.
My Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
HAPPY READING !!
The Book is divided into 20 chapters and it mainly talks about money psychology, the power of saving money, power of Compounding and reveals the secrets to becoming rich early. The book not only talks but also teaches the science behind money. This book helped me in learning & understanding money management. it has helped me in making the right financial decisions & setting my financial goals.
The narration of the book is very lucid and the Author explains every bit of financial information in very simple language and that's the reason why this book is one of the best financial books ever written.
I loved this book and I recommend this book to everybody who wants to learn about finance & money-making techniques.
My Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
HAPPY READING !!
alukalani's review against another edition
5.0
4.5⭐️
My mother is a baby boomer who only created more debt for herself and taught me nothing about money except to spend beyond my means and avoid calls from bill collectors. So, I found this book very insightful in teaching me what kind of mentality works well for saving and investing. This book should be required reading in high school and college because we’re not all taught the same lessons about money.
Also, I can better understand why the U.S. is in the financial state we’re in nowadays, why my mother kept herself in debt (keeping up with the Joneses), and generally, where the slogan “Make America Great Again” comes from.
My mother is a baby boomer who only created more debt for herself and taught me nothing about money except to spend beyond my means and avoid calls from bill collectors. So, I found this book very insightful in teaching me what kind of mentality works well for saving and investing. This book should be required reading in high school and college because we’re not all taught the same lessons about money.
Also, I can better understand why the U.S. is in the financial state we’re in nowadays, why my mother kept herself in debt (keeping up with the Joneses), and generally, where the slogan “Make America Great Again” comes from.
asgard793's review against another edition
informative
reflective
fast-paced
4.0
The Psychology of Money is a readable analysis of how the wider population conceptualizes money and how these mental frameworks inform financial decisions. Morgan Housel's title started as an essay that was revised and expanded upon until it became a full-length work. Factors such as how life experiences, compounding, investment time horizons, past patterns and the unpredictability of the future are discussed in clear, entertaining and anecdotal prose. Most readers can find their own cognitive patterns in the psychological approaches outlined by Housel. The result is an accessible entry point to an otherwise complicated, emotional and somewhat under-explored topic.
ancez's review against another edition
informative
inspiring
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fast-paced
3.5
The book is just like "Ten people died in the Bronx last night due to a fire that killed ten people in the Bronx last night during a fire."