To kick off our book review series, we chose Morgan Housel's, Psychology of Money, first released in 2020.
An excellent read, Housel's work is short yet full of insight. Rather than talking about the technicalities of investing, Housel instead introduces a narrative element to each principle in order to show that success in investing is dependent on the psychology of the individual more than the numerical foundations/details of the market or of specific investments.
For those not interested in reading about money or financial growth, you may still find Housel's principles and rules important and relating to other areas of life.
A very well written and relevant piece of work, The Psychology of Money earns our Timeless Recommendations badge.
