Morgan Housel is a writer, investor and partner at Collaborative Fund. He became known worldwide with the book The Psychology of Money, one of the biggest personal finance publishing successes in recent years, translated into dozens of languages. Before that, he built a reputation as a columnist for the Wall Street Journal and The Motley Fool, where he wrote about financial behavior and economics.
His reading recommendations tend to reflect his distinctive view on the subject: less formulas and more psychology, history and intellectual humility. Housel values books that explain how people think, err and make decisions — making his curation valuable for those who want to understand finance beyond the numbers.
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Where the Money Was
”A few underrated books:”
American Moonshot
”This book on the space race was very good.”
The Body
”The Body is probably the best book I read in the last year”