Why do people make decisions about money that might seem irrational to others? In this video, we explore Chapter 1 of 'The Psychology of Money' by Morgan Housel, titled No One Is Crazy. Learn how personal experiences, backgrounds, and perspectives shape the financial choices we make. Discover the key takeaway: everyone’s decisions are rational to them based on their own unique circumstances. Tune in for insightful lessons about money and mindset!
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