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Effective interaction with money does not necessarily depend on knowledge. It depends on how you behave. And it is difficult to learn certain behaviours, even for really smart people.

Investing money, personal finance, business decisions - all of these are usually studied as mathematical disciplines, where data and formulas precisely suggest the necessary steps. But in the real world, people don't make financial decisions based on spreadsheets. They make them at the dinner table or in a meeting room, where personal history, unique worldviews, egos, ego, marketing, and all sorts of random incentives come together.

In The Psychology of Money, renowned author Morgan Gausel tells nineteen short stories about the strange ways we perceive money and teaches us how to better understand this topic, one of the most important in life.