Why Listen To This?
- Morgan Housel is the author of the No. 1 Bestseller The Psychology of Money.
Learnings
- ‘13 — On writing:
- Some words come to you, and sometimes it’s really difficult to write even one sentence.
- When someone writes something,
- More often than not, the author doesn’t know the point or the thesis of what they’re about to write.
- The act of writing is what helps them to figure it out.
- Writing gives depth to vague thoughts or gut feelings about some hollow ideas.
- More often than not, the author doesn’t know the point or the thesis of what they’re about to write.
- ‘18 — On Reading: Cast the widest net that you can, but have the tightest filter. — Patrick O’Shaughnessy
- Attempt to read anything that interests you even the slightest. If it doesn’t capture your attention very quickly, close it and move on.
