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The Psychology of Money

In 12 stations you become the person who runs money on behaviour rather than cleverness, with Morgan Housel's lessons, and knows what enough is.

We don't summarise the book; we put one of its ideas in your hands each day. No one's crazy, luck and risk, enough, compounding, staying wealthy, tail events, control over your time, the man in the car, saving without a goal, room for error, volatility as a fee and the seduction of pessimism: every station gives you a step for today.

Understanding your own money behaviourRespecting luck and riskDeciding what enough isStaying in the gameSaving without a reason
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  1. 01No one is crazy

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  2. 02Luck and risk

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  3. 03Never enough

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  4. 04Confounding compounding

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  5. 05Getting wealthy, staying wealthy

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  6. 06Tails, you win

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    Your Own Money Story

    Write your own money story on one page: the event that shaped you, your number for enough, and the one risk you will never take.

  8. 07Money's Highest Dividend: Your Time

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  9. 08The Man in the Car

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  10. 09Save, Even Without a Reason

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  11. 10Leave Room for Error, and for the Future You

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  12. 11Nothing's Free: Volatility Is the Fee

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  13. 12Your Money Rules, on One Page

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    Destination: One Month on Your Own Rules

    Run your money for a month on your own rules: a savings rate you can keep, a cushion for the day the plan goes wrong, no purchase made to be seen, and a written reason to stay put on the day the market falls.