LA PSICOLOGÍA DEL DINERO - Morgan Housel

When it comes to money, what matters isn't how smart you are, but how you behave. We tend to think of investing or managing personal finances as a mathematical discipline, in which data and formulas tell us exactly what to do. However, the defining trait of people who manage to become wealthy isn’t their skill with numbers, nor their salary or talent, but their personal history, their motivations, and their unique worldview.

A genius who loses control of their emotions can be a financial disaster. And the opposite is also true: ordinary people with no financial training can become wealthy if they follow a few behavioral patterns. This, unthinkable in other disciplines such as architecture or medicine, is fundamental in the field of finance.

This book, destined to become a classic of personal finance, provides us with the essential knowledge to understand the psychology of money and invites us to ask ourselves a fundamental question we rarely consider: what is our relationship with money, and what do we really want from it?

Through 18 timeless principles, Morgan Housel teaches us how the psychology of money works and what habits and behaviors will help us not only build wealth but, more importantly, preserve it.