Morgan Housel: Even when a book is long, it's actually a very small portion of it that people remember. It reminds me of what if songs were actually five hours long, right? Like we, we wouldn't like songs, but because they're broken up into three minute increments, we're like, Oh, I can try this. And similar Twitter or articles give somebody the opportunity to try a type of writing in a way that exposes someone to the ideas.
Morgan Housel is an author. His bestselling The Psychology of Money has sold over 2 million copies (and become one of my favorite books in the process!).
In this conversation, we spoke about innovation, reading old newspapers, maintaining curiosity, how ChatGPT will impact writers, his interview with Ryan Holiday, how to get in contact with your heroes, and much more.