it's a timeless lesson on how to manage your wealth in a way that aligns with your values and aspirations. Whether you're looking to make money reading or are interested in the psychological aspects of personal finance, this book is a must-read for anyone seeking to improve their financial...
improve investment performance through helping people work together better. Jim's wit and humor make this a fun read as well!" -Dee Even, Senior Investment Officer, Allstate Insurance Company, Property & Casualty "The Psychology of Money represents a major step toward development of a portfolio ...
I call this soft skill the psychology of money. The aim of this book is to use short stories to convince you that soft skills are more important than the technical side of money. I’ll do this in a way that will help everyone – from Read to Fuscone and everyone in between – make...
About three years ago I wrote a long form post called The Psychology of Money that just outlined 20 of these little quirks that I’ve seen people fall for over time historically and what we can learn from them. The post did really well about a million people read it. It was 8000 ...
InThe Psychology of Money, Housel has some great quotes about the importance of financial independence. “Being able to wake up one morning and change what you’re doing, on your own terms, whenever you’re ready, seems like the grandmother of all financial goals.” ...
, we do what the doctor tells us because he has expertise we don’t have time to acquire. We listen to scientists (also pronounced “politicians” by Republicans) on subjects scientists have invested years in studying. We take financial advice from the people we know have tons of money....
would be the tool we would use to be better. The Internet was just starting to figure out how to make money, but it was still idealistic enough that people like me believed it would be mostly a good thing. Google still had the phrase “Don’t be Evil” as part of its code of ...
As hedge funders began to rule the rich roost in the mid-00s, the spread between the mega-haves and the have-a-lots would grow into a chasm, putting the former into a league of their own. According to research, however, all that money didn’t do much to make the super-rich any ...
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Well, there are so many examples of people who have all the money that they could ever spend. They have enough money to make their great grandchildren rich, and they still take so much risk that they end up going broke themselves. And so I use the example of Bernie Madoff, very well ...