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A very quick read that reinforces the same message put across by other Bitcoin and Personal Finance books around devaluation of currency and the difficulty of saving in a soft money. There is nothing new here if you have read these kinds of books already, but it does serve as a good, quick reminder.
A very quick read that reinforces the same message put across by other Bitcoin and Personal Finance books around devaluation of currency and the difficulty of saving in a soft money. There is nothing new here if you have read these kinds of books already, but it does serve as a good, quick reminder.
Another great book from Morgan Housel. There were lots of good anecdotes here, and the topic is one that is probably not talked about enough in personal finance books. Whilst a lot of the advice can be found in podcast episodes the author has done, and the book is not as impactful, in my opinion, as his earlier work The Psychology of Money, I would still happily recommend this book, especially to people who already feel like they have a good handle on saving and investing their money.
Another great book from Morgan Housel. There were lots of good anecdotes here, and the topic is one that is probably not talked about enough in personal finance books. Whilst a lot of the advice can be found in podcast episodes the author has done, and the book is not as impactful, in my opinion, as his earlier work The Psychology of Money, I would still happily recommend this book, especially to people who already feel like they have a good handle on saving and investing their money.
