The Psychology of Money

Description

Managing money isn’t just about knowing numbers; it’s about how you act. Behavior is tough to teach, even to smart people. While many think that managing money and making investments is all about math and data, in real life, people often make financial choices based on their feelings and experiences—like at the dinner table or in a meeting. These choices can be influenced by personal history, pride, marketing, and other factors.

In *The Psychology of Money*, the author shares 19 short stories that show the unusual ways people think about money. These stories help you understand money better and make wiser choices about it, which is one of the most important parts of life.