How To Create & Manage Your Personal Wealth | Morgan Housel | Modern Wisdom Podcast 142
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- Morgan Housel is a writer and investor.
Understanding the basics of money management is something none of us are taught but all of us need. Today we get a fantastic run down by a guy who's spent most of the last decade thinking about what wealth can do for us, how we can attain it, and more importantly how we can keep it.
Expect to learn... What is wealth? Why do rich people go bankrupt? Should I invest in Bitcoin? How can I maximise my wealth? What are the most important rules in trading? And much more.
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I love the friendship between Chris & Morgan- going back to listening to their pods - so powerful & love seeing how their friendship grew!
Chris seemed so happy on this talk, it was contagious. It felt good listening to his comments and laughs. Great talk with two great people.
Chris lovesssssss Morgan! This friendship is so genuine- it’s so fun to watch!
I admire your knack of finding informative and interesting guests
Thank you, Morgan is a beast
@@ChrisWillx - You should get Saurabh Mukherjea of Marcellus Investment Managers. He's the best of the best. Will give you a great India context as well!
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Loved this! Morgan has this unique ability to see through things and make everything so simple and clear.
Agreed. He’s a beast
Who's the guy Morgan said at: 11:39?
I love how Morgan explains “paying the price” of dealing with uncertainty for the returns you get on investment. It’s an amazing way to put that
OMG this man is VERY wise on issues of Wealth.
Good one. This was Just before lockdowns hit the world.
A true sage!
Enjoyed his comments about wealth is the absence of stuff (internal) as opposed diet and exercise which can be visible. Also enjoyed hearing about the independence (freedom of time) that comes with wealth.
Wealth offers freedom. Freedom to do as we please. It also allows us to be of assistance to others. Those are the two big draws for me. I have no need for more or different stuff.
Fantastic interview! Great work 👍
Really enjoyed this
Great interview. Enjoyed Morgan's book!
47:55 timing glitch. But such an important point. Some of the lowest picks end up outperforming the top picks!
This is 🔥🔥
Living in my means is the key factor of generating wealth.
We can't calculate that does not happen.
The biggest risk is the one don't see.
The ability to save is the gap between your ego and your income
Well said
Amazing. Thank you
What a hair Chris :D
Brilliant! 👍
Wealthy is more than rich
Wealth is linked to savings too
They save a lot
You can be rich but blow a lot of it
Wealth is what you don’t see
Eg. cannot see the car you did not buy
Suppress your ego by not spending it
I am not going to spend the money
Push down the urge to spend
Low set point for materialism
Social status and background
Influenced by spouse
Baseline spending metabolism
If your income fell by 10% what would it do to your happiness
But it takes 50 years to compound so if I find about it at 40 I'll be able to enjoy it at 90
The audio is not thst good
you had a good hair 2 years ago mate …
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Are you kidding me, you don’t think the women thought I want to date that guy, they weren’t interested in the car that’s why he purchased it. The reason you wanted the car unconsciously is because you wanted women to look at you as the women there were looking at him. This is human biology 101.
Why dont we stay poor to keep us happy????
Gates is a bad choice of billionaire.
Thank you for saying what you did about hurricanes, I've always told people this. After having lived in Florida, Georgia and Louisiana my whole life, I can absolutely assert that hurricanes are by far the "best" natural disasters to deal with. The analogy makes total sense. Never thought about it in terms of economics but it's relatable. Great content!