What to Read After
What to Read After The Psychology of Money
If The Psychology of Money made money feel less like a spreadsheet and more like a field of judgement, these directions open distinct next questions.
Start from
The Psychology of Money
This is the starting book whose unanswered questions lead to the three distinct directions below.
Choose a direction, not a substitute
Follow the incentives
How do incentives and trade-offs shape ordinary transactions?
The Undercover Economist
by Tim Harford
Harford looks outward, toward scarcity, prices, and bargaining power rather than inward at personal financial behaviour.
Read a provocative framework critically
What does an influential financial framework actually ask readers to believe?
Rich Dad Poor Dad
For readers who want to examine an influential financial worldview rather than adopt one, Kiyosaki offers a provocative cultural argument about ownership and income.
Consider wealth and autonomy
How do short claims about wealth and autonomy change the way work is imagined?
The Almanack of Naval Ravikant
Jorgenson’s collection takes the reader toward aphoristic ideas about leverage and freedom, with no promise of a financial formula.