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S4.E2 - The Psychology of Money - Ch. 3-6
S4.E2 - The Psychology of Money - Ch. 3-6

This week marks the 25th episode of Books Brothers Podcast! Listen as Garrett leads our discussion of chapters 3-6 from The Psychology of Money: Timeless Lessons on Wealth, Greed, and Happiness by Morgan Housel.

  • Chapter 3: “Never Enough” - (0:43 - 18:51) Do any of you feel that you and your family have “stopped moving your goal posts?” Can you share an example where you refrained from moving your personal goal posts with a financial decision that you made.
  • Chapter 4: “Confounding Compounding - (18:52 - 23:48) Does anyone have any takeaways from this chapter?
  • Chapter 5: “Getting Wealthy vs. Staying Wealthy” - (23:49 - 34:59) Would you say that you lean more toward having a pessimistic or optimistic mindset towards your personal net worth accumulation in both the short term and the long term?
  • Chapter 6: “Tails, You Win” - (35:00 - 45:10) How do you all handle financial failures? How has this chapter impacted your perspective on these financial failures?
  • Resources referenced or discussed in today’s episode:
  1. Bear market vs. Bull market- https://www.fidelity.com/learning-center/smart-money/bear-vs-bull-market
  2. Current average car payment- https://www.nerdwallet.com/article/loans/auto-loans/average-monthly-car-payment#:~:text=The%20average%20monthly%20car%20loan,determined%20by%20several%20different%20factors.
  3. Warren Buffet’s net worth- https://www.cnbc.com/amp/2024/05/03/most-of-warren-buffetts-wealth-came-after-age-65-heres-why.html

Next week we’ll discuss chapters 7- 11 (pages 81 - 120).

You can buy the book on Amazon by clicking here.

You can also borrow it at your local library. Don’t have a library card, or unsure where your local library is? Search on Google Maps, or find your local library by clicking here.

Follow us on Instagram @booksbrotherspodcast

Connect with us at connect@booksbrotherspodcast.com

Please subscribe and give us a review! We would really appreciate it.

See you next week! Until then - read, reflect, and connect.

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This week marks the 25th episode of Books Brothers Podcast! Listen as Garrett leads our discussion of chapters 3-6 from The Psychology of Money: Timeless Lessons on Wealth, Greed, and Happiness by Morgan Housel.

  • Chapter 3: “Never Enough” - (0:43 - 18:51) Do any of you feel that you and your family have “stopped moving your goal posts?” Can you share an example where you refrained from moving your personal goal posts with a financial decision that you made.
  • Chapter 4: “Confounding Compounding - (18:52 - 23:48) Does anyone have any takeaways from this chapter?
  • Chapter 5: “Getting Wealthy vs. Staying Wealthy” - (23:49 - 34:59) Would you say that you lean more toward having a pessimistic or optimistic mindset towards your personal net worth accumulation in both the short term and the long term?
  • Chapter 6: “Tails, You Win” - (35:00 - 45:10) How do you all handle financial failures? How has this chapter impacted your perspective on these financial failures?
  • Resources referenced or discussed in today’s episode:
  1. Bear market vs. Bull market- https://www.fidelity.com/learning-center/smart-money/bear-vs-bull-market
  2. Current average car payment- https://www.nerdwallet.com/article/loans/auto-loans/average-monthly-car-payment#:~:text=The%20average%20monthly%20car%20loan,determined%20by%20several%20different%20factors.
  3. Warren Buffet’s net worth- https://www.cnbc.com/amp/2024/05/03/most-of-warren-buffetts-wealth-came-after-age-65-heres-why.html

Next week we’ll discuss chapters 7- 11 (pages 81 - 120).

You can buy the book on Amazon by clicking here.

You can also borrow it at your local library. Don’t have a library card, or unsure where your local library is? Search on Google Maps, or find your local library by clicking here.

Follow us on Instagram @booksbrotherspodcast

Connect with us at connect@booksbrotherspodcast.com

Please subscribe and give us a review! We would really appreciate it.

See you next week! Until then - read, reflect, and connect.

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