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In 1960, a fund manager named Robert Kirby had a customer whose husband purchased $5,000 shares on his recommendation but never sold them. They realized after he died that he had amassed a large fortune. His investments in Xerox totaled more than $8 million. Kirby was so impressed with his buy-and-forget strategy that he called

The Psychology of Money by Morgan Housel offers a compelling look into how our thoughts and feelings about money can shape our financial outcomes. This book summary explores the key concepts and actionable insights from Housel’s work, providing a deeper understanding of the emotional and psychological aspects of wealth. Personal Experiences Shape Financial Behaviors Making