The Psychology Money: Everything I Learnt...

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"Money's greatest intrinsic value-and this can't be overstated - is its ability to give you control over your time."
The Psychology Money



7 KEY TAKEAWAYS reveals that financial success is driven more by mindset and behavior than by technical skills. It shows that managing money is about understanding how we think, feel, and act with money, not just math.



1. WEALTH IS BEHAVIOURAL, NOT LOGICAL

 Think financial success is about complex math? It's actually all about behavior. Your money habits and emotions shape your wealth more than any spreadsheet ever will Understanding this helps people make smarter money choices.


 2. COMPOUNDING IS THE KEY TO WEALTH

Small actions, repeated over time, create mind-blowing results. It's like a snowball rolling downhill, start with something tiny, keep it moving, and watch it grow into something massive. 

3. LUCK AND RISK SHAPE OUTCOMES

 Life's a mix of skill and chance. That super-successful investor? Maybe they're brilliant, or maybe they just got lucky with their timing. Understanding this keeps you humble when things go right and resilient when they go wrong.

4. SAVINGS PROVIDE FREEDOM

 The real power of money isn't in what you can buy, t's in the freedom it gives you. Having savings allows you to take risks and pursue opportunities without fear.

5. TIME MATTERS MORE THAN TIMING 

 Trying to predict the perfect moment to invest is like trying to catch lightning in a bottle. Instead of timing the market, focus on time in the market. The longest- running investors usually win, not the cleverest ones.

6. CONTROL YOUR EMOTIONS ABOUT MONEY

 Your biggest investment enemy? The face in the mirror. Fear can make you sell at the worst times, and greed can make you take foolish risks. Master your emotions, master your money.

7. ENOUGH IS A POWERFUL MINDSET

 Knowing when you have enough prevents unnecessary risk-taking. Contentment protects you from greed and helps sustain long-term financial stability.

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