0:00 Introduction to the Book
1:11 Lesson 1
2:22 Lesson 2
3:40 Lesson 3
4:27 Lesson 4
5:39 Lesson 5
6:21 Lesson 6
7:19 Lesson 7
8:18 Lesson 8
9:10 Lesson 9
10:13 Conclusion and My fav Quotes

"The Psychology of Money" is a best-selling book that offers an insightful perspective on how we view and handle our finances. Written by financial journalist and author, Morgan Housel, the book delves into the intersection of psychology, money, and wealth-building.

Through stories, research, and personal anecdotes, Housel highlights how our emotions, beliefs, and experiences shape our financial decisions. He challenges traditional notions of money management and investing, arguing that a clear understanding of one's relationship with money is key to financial success.

The book is divided into 20 short chapters, each covering a different aspect of money psychology. From the impact of compounding to the dangers of financial overconfidence, Housel offers practical advice and thought-provoking insights that can benefit anyone, regardless of their level of financial literacy.

As a financial journalist, Morgan Housel has written for a number of publications, including The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, and The Motley Fool. He's also a partner at The Collaborative Fund, a venture capital firm focused on supporting socially-responsible startups.

In addition to "The Psychology of Money," Housel has authored several other books on finance and investing, and is a sought-after speaker and commentator on these topics. His writing is known for its accessibility, wit, and ability to make complex financial concepts easy to understand.