Money***

It's a five-star book. It was a bit difficult for me to read it. The first part is easy to understand and summarizes some things that are useful for practical financial management, but the second part is too much. Many of the theories I talked about were embedded in the arguments, and the lectures were extremely long. I looked a little confused. Fortunately, he concludes the book in the last chapter. But for ordinary people like us, we are not completely controlled by money, and our freedom is restricted by money, but we know nothing about using money and the psychology of using money, which is why wealth frequently flows outside. And to master wealth well, it requires more changes in psychology and thinking. A rare recommendation for a good book on economic psychology.

These are the people who will send their children to the best colleges, and their children can continue to earn higher incomes, invest in corporate bonds backed by the Fed, own stocks backed by various policies... And so on. None of these facts is a problem in itself, which is why they exist.

The analysis of money psychology in this book is very good. The author does not just output his opinions, but also cites a large number of examples. The transition from the end of each chapter to the next chapter is very natural. Coupled with the final summary, the full text has a clear point of view. After reading it, people will have a personal feeling. Money is indispensable to everyone. What should our attitude towards it be? What should be the relationship between money and life? I believe everyone has their own opinions. According to the author's point of view, it should be roughly like this: When facing money, do not engage in unnecessary high consumption to satisfy your own vanity, or make blind risky investments to chase more money. Instead, you should save stable funds in order to prevent unknown risks that may arise in life, so as to ensure that your future life will not be embarrassed due to lack of money, so that you can have a calm life.

The biggest investment benefit is to be able to live according to your own wishes, pay attention to repeated profits, believe in time and the power of tail events, choose the way you feel comfortable with, and don't care too much about what others think.

It is very clear, practical, and down-to-earth. We make countless decisions in our lives, but there are often only a few things that can determine our destiny. Even if we make countless mistakes in our lives, as long as we make the right choices on the most critical things, our lives will still be much better than those of most people.

This book resonated with me, and the ideas it raised were inspiring. Just like a friend of mine, his family conditions were not very good since he was a child, so he is very cautious about money, while I may be relatively bold. This book made me understand that everyone's money concept is affected by many factors. We need to understand these differences so that we can better communicate with others and view our own financial management methods more rationally.

This book about wealth has really enriched my knowledge on wealth. He broke the common intuition of most people to see the causes and logic behind events. In addition to letting me learn a lot about wealth, it can also be extended to other aspects of life. Overall, this is a book that is very inspiring to me and improves my knowledge.

"When evaluating others, attributing success to luck can make you look jealous and mean, even if we know there is an element of luck; when evaluating yourself, attributing success to luck can make you feel discouraged and unacceptable." "Risk is what you miss just when you think you've thought it through."

Although many chapters in this book discuss investment-related knowledge such as stocks, and contain many professional words, which are a bit difficult to understand, several of the chapters on savings, freedom, and happiness are very rewarding and allow people to rethink how to live life from a different perspective.

I really gained a lot and benefited a lot. At the age of 17, I spent almost all my money in the first week after I got my salary. After reading this, my thoughts have really changed a lot.

It is true and objective, touching people's hearts, and the truth is clear.

The 80/20 rule; in addition to hard work, luck is also important in many cases, driven by tail events; the end of historical illusions; invest in a way that makes you sleep soundly. History is just repeating the bad past!

The writing is accurate and profound, and the insights are profound and reasonable. It teaches the game of money and the way to live in the world. It has a long meaning. After reading it, I thought about it for a long time and felt like dancing.

It looks great and I learned a lot of technical skills.

This is my second time and I have benefited a lot.

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A very good book, very realistic

Not bad, worth a look

Break limiting beliefs

Good-looking, good-looking

Written with relatively objective facts

I benefited a lot after reading it.

After reading it, I have a lot of different ideas and inspirations about my life [smile]

Independence is a requirement of life

Learned Must learn financial psychology and investment

It looks good. Novice readers will have no problem reading it.

Many times we tend to go to extremes. It is important to obtain wealth, but it is even more important to keep it. We must always be vigilant so as not to be blinded by greed.

Wealth is controlled by the heart, positioning cognitive willpower, affecting everything

Some words are not easy to read or understand, but they are worth reading for people who want to manage money [Like]

What you want may not be that kind of life, but the social value that comes from getting that kind of life.