Chapters

From The Psychology of Money — Morgan Housel — ← Back to chapter overviewShareRichness is what you can display. Wealth is what you can’t. The gap between what…

From The Psychology of Money — Morgan Housel — ← Back to chapter overviewShareStatus spending is often aimed at an audience that isn’t watching the way you think.…

From The Psychology of Money — Morgan Housel — ← Back to chapter overviewShareThe highest luxury isn’t a product. It’s control. The ability to choose how you spend…

From The Psychology of Money — Morgan Housel — ← Back to chapter overviewShareIn many parts of investing and business, results are lopsided. A small number of events…

From The Psychology of Money — Morgan Housel — ← Back to chapter overviewShareMaking money and keeping money are different skills, with different emotional requirements. Getting wealthy often…

From The Psychology of Money — Morgan Housel — ← Back to chapter overviewShareCompounding is easy to admire and hard to live through, because the early stages feel…

From The Psychology of Money — Morgan Housel — ← Back to chapter overviewShare“More” has no finish line unless you draw one. Without a personal definition of enough,…

From The Psychology of Money — Morgan Housel — ← Back to chapter overviewShareOutcomes are rarely pure skill. They’re a blend: effort, timing, randomness, and forces nobody controls.…

From The Psychology of Money — Morgan Housel — ← Back to chapter overviewSharePeople aren’t “bad with money” as often as they are shaped by a different past.…

From The Laws of Human Nature — Robert Greene. — ← Back to chapter overviewShareA practical map for revisiting patterns, traits, and concepts without rereading the entire arc—because…

From The Laws of Human Nature — Robert Greene. — ← Back to chapter overviewShareA curated trail of sources underpinning the psychological and historical frame—useful if you want…

From The Laws of Human Nature — Robert Greene. — ← Back to chapter overviewShareA closing recognition of the people and support systems behind the work—an admission, implicit…