About the author
Morgan Housel is an American financial writer and partner at the Collaborative Fund. He writes about money through behavior, incentives, luck, time, and the fact that a sound decision for one life can be irrational for another.
The Psychology of Money begins with two people who can know the same arithmetic and make opposite financial decisions. Morgan Housel argues that money is handled in homes, workplaces, and markets by people shaped by different decades, risks, incentives, and memories.
Where to start
Start with The Psychology of Money. Morgan Housel uses short stories to explain why financial outcomes depend on behavior, time, luck, and personal definitions of enough.
