The Psychology of Money

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Published Jan 1, 2020

252 pages

Average rating: 7.3

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WendyB.
Mar 02, 2026
5/10 stars
It's a good book for understanding how one relates with money. I was able to understand my view of money and how i perceive being rich. I was also able to know areas that affect my current financial journey and why I even have such beliefs and how to overcome them. However, it can be somehow overwhelming since it has so many illustrations that are mathematical and if you are not a fan of numbers like me haha...you will be easily bored. What stood out for me was how Housel talked about heads and tails and how luck and time play a big part in wealth creation. One successful head is a result of so many failed tails. Patience and consistency is KING in wealth creation, and compound interest is the magic.
roachwomanfwa
Aug 19, 2025
8/10 stars
Very enlightening. Some of these things I’ve heard before. Some were new to me. I appreciated the common sense approach rather than “10 steps to blah blah blah “. I’d read another of his books.
JZB101599
Jun 01, 2025
10/10 stars
This is a great behavior book. Worth reading over and over again. You will discover mannerisms about yourself you didn't realize you had. An easy read.

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