In this episode, we dive into "The Psychology of Money" by Morgan Housel, exploring the fascinating ways people think and behave around wealth. Whether you’re a seasoned investor or someone just beginning to navigate financial decisions, this book offers profound insights into the emotional and psychological factors that influence our money choices.

We’ll uncover stories that show how financial success isn’t just about intelligence or technical knowledge—it's largely shaped by our behaviors, experiences, and even luck. From the tale of Ronald Read, a janitor who amassed millions, to the Harvard-educated Richard Fuscone who lost everything, these anecdotes highlight that understanding money goes beyond formulas and spreadsheets.

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0:08 Intro

01:28-Chapter 1: No One's Crazy

02:59-Chapter 2: Luck & Risk

04:22-Chapter 3: Never Enough

05:31-Chapter 4: Confounding Compounding

07:04-Chapter 5: Getting Wealthy vs. Staying Wealthy

08:17-Chapter 6: Tails, You Win

09:25-Chapter 7: Freedom

10:30-Chapter 8: Man in the Car Paradox

11:38-Chapter 9: Wealth is What You Don't See

12:43-Chapter 10: Save Money

13:50-Chapter 11: Reasonable is better than Rational

15:04-Chapter 12: Surprise!

16:10-Chapter 13: Room for Error

17:20-Chapter 14: You’ll Change

18:23-Chapter 15: Nothing’s Free

19:31-Chapter 16: You & Me

20:34-Chapter 17: The Seduction of Pessimism

21:37-Chapter 18: When You'll Believe Anything

22:40-Chapter 19: All Together Now

23:42-Chapter 20: Confessions

24:38-Outro