The central thesis of the book is that how you behave with money is more important than how much you know. Financial success is more about discipline, patience, risk awareness, and emotional control than it is about analytical skill or market expertise.
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A behavioral look at how we think and act about money. Morgan Housel reveals that financial success is less about IQ and more about mindset like humility, patience, and long-term thinking matter more than spreadsheets or stock picks.
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Doing well with money is not necessarily about what you know, but about how you behave. Is what Morgan Housel explores in his popular book, where he shares 19 stories that explore the behavioral aspects of personal finance.
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