The Psychology of Money with Morgan Housel

An Overlooked Reason Homes Are So Expensive

More Americans than ever own stocks -- and helps explain part of why home prices have become detached from incomes. This episode is brought to you by Davis Advisors. To

Nothing Too Good or Too Bad Stays That Way For Long

One of the most important financial skills: recognizing when things are abnormally good and realizing they won't last. This episode is brought to you by Davis Advisors.

AI Optimism and the Agony of Waiting

Most forecasts are hyper-optimistic or hyper-pessimistic. Not enough attention to the possibility that the main outcome in 10 years is that all businesses are 20%-30% mor

The Richer You Get, The Easier It Is To Imagine Something Better

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$40 Trillion National Debt (And Some Important Context)

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The Sociology of Money: Be Careful Who You Socialize With

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Bitcoin, A Reasonable View of The World, and Passion Is The Inverse of Information

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A Tale as Old As time: Getting Rich vs. Staying Rich

Plus, a story about free money, and the dangers of telling people what they want to hear. This episode is brought to you by Davis Advisors. To learn more, visithttps://

Respecting Each Other's Delusions, Memory Dividends, and What Our Grandchildren Will Enjoy

Plus, the inability to spend when you've already saved enough, and the value of scarcity.

"Some of The Unhappiest People In The World"

Plus, how to deal with minimalism, and what happens when everyone makes good financial decisions. Read the article I mention, Grip Strength, by Jeremy Giffon here.

Six Quotes That Changed Me

Plus, the dangers of making money your identity.

Why I'm an Optimist, And Growing Apart Financially

Plus, a great documentary I'd recommend.

The Purpose of Independence, Lazy Work, and Believing Forecasts.

Plus, a new name for this podcast: The Psychology of Money.

The History of Uncertainty, The Magic of The Long Term, And Overstating New Technology

Plus, thoughts on earning passive wealth.

Natural Maniacs, An Overvalued Market, and Recovering From Years of Bad Financial Habits

Plus, comparing the cost of things you love.

Gas Prices, Stock Bubbles, Grad Advice -- And Teaching Personal Finance In School

Plus, thoughts on the scarcity mindset with money.

Luck, Wealth, Kids, Kindness -- And A New Format: Questions From You.

The luckier you are the nicer you should be, plus three questions from you.

New Podcast Format -- And I Need Your Help

This podcast is going through some changes. As part of the new format, I'll be answering your questions on future episodes. Have a question? Send it to pod@longtermwords.

Long-Term Money

Generational progress, wealth, and spoiled kids.

A Few Things I'm Pretty Sure About

We're back! A list a few big things I've been thinking about lately.