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Books by Morgan Housel mentioned on podcasts

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3 books across 67 episodes on 12 podcasts.

Books by Morgan Housel frequently surface on podcast discussions regarding finance and human behavior. On The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett, Steven Bartlett praised The Psychology of Money, stating that reading it when he was young enough likely made him millions of pounds and shaped his perspective on finance. The host of the same show also discussed the book, mentioning that his brother recommended it and that it introduced him to Housel's work. Additionally, Bartlett and the host discussed Housel's book Same as Ever, with the host praising its style and content, while Bartlett briefly noted Housel's work on his book The Art of Spending Money. On Modern Wisdom, the host noted the remarkable commercial success of The Psychology of Money and its follow-up, Same as Ever. Finally, Andrew Huberman introduced Housel on Huberman Lab as the author of the spectacularly bestselling book The Psychology of Money, highlighting its insights into financial decision-making.

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  1. The Psychology of Money

    70 mentions · Huberman Lab, Modern Wisdom, The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett

    The Psychology of Money by Morgan Housel is a bestselling personal finance book that explores how behavior, ego, and worldview shape financial decisions rather than strict mathematical formulas.

    Recommended
    “Morgan Howell, who did a really wonderful episode on the psychology of money. Um, and I I really love his first book”
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  2. Same as Ever

    17 mentions · Modern Wisdom, Huberman Lab, The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett

    Morgan Housel's Same as Ever explores timeless patterns in human behavior, risk, and decision-making that remain constant across generations despite a changing world.

    Discussed
    “Morgan Hel's book Same as Ever is an interesting one that people try to predict the future, but what is easier is to work out the stuff that's not going to change moving forward because the future is as yet undetermined.”
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  3. The Art of Spending Money

    10 mentions · Huberman Lab, ChooseFI, The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett

    The Art of Spending Money by Morgan Housel is a book that explores human behavior, financial choices, and how money serves as a tool for happiness.

    Discussed
    “but also his second book u the art of spending money.”
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