I never read books on money or finance or investing because I am just not that interested
in the topic.
But I decided to read the Psychology of Money because I have a strong interest in psychology.
And also a medium interest in money.
I am so glad I read this book, because not only did I learn a lot about managing money,
I thoroughly enjoyed the book.
Before I start my detailed review of the book, if you want a free copy of my top quotes from
this book, click on the link in the description below.
The best thing about this book is that it does not have lengthy chapters.
It’s an easy read.
What makes it an easy read is that there are lots of stories in it.
It’s basically a collection of 20 stories about events, about people, like Bill Gates,
Warren Buffet… and a lot of people that I hadn’t heard about.
Through these stories, we learn the reasons behind the financial decisions these people
made, and how they led to them getting wealthy, or losing all their wealth, or in some cases,
both.
These stories are simply fascinating!
I am all about learning through stories, instead of raw facts and analyses.
My favourite story from this book is the author’s own story of what he learned when he worked
as a valet driver.
I liked it so much that I read it out loud to my kids, because this is a money lesson
I want them to remember for life.
Let me read it out to you.
It’s short and if my kids can stay awake through it, you probably can as well.
There
are lots
of
other
interesting stories about people and events.
The book is also full of well-intentioned and well-rounded financial advice.
I have compiled this advice in the form of my top quotes from this book in a PDF.
If you want your free copy of this PDF, click on the link in the description below.
If you want to buy this book, the amazon link is in the description below.
You can check out my other book reviews by clicking on this playlist, which is also linked
in the description below.
Take care and keep growing!