The Psychology of Money by Morgan Housel
7.5 out of 10The topic of money is complex enough that every person likely thinks about it slightly differently from everyone else. And what you know about money is less important than how you behave. There have been some generational trends, but predispositions and minor personal experiences still shape an individual's beliefs about luck, risk, patience, greed, envy, freedom, flexibility, satisfaction, and other financially related vices and virtues. Economic reality may change abruptly, but attitudes tend to linger.
"Things that have never happened before happen all the time."
"Plan on the plan not going according to plan."