ACQ2 by Acquired Morgan Housel
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Nov 6, 2023 
Morgan Housel, author of bestselling books like 'The Psychology of Money,' shares insights on behavioral finance and the emotional aspects of financial decision-making. He discusses the psychological costs of financial choices in fluctuating economies and the impact of societal perceptions on personal wealth. Housel also critiques the addictive nature of Twitter and explores how content creation varies across mediums. His thoughtful reflections draw connections between personal fulfillment, wealth, and the often-overlooked truths about success.
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Learning from Public Feedback
- Morgan Housel believes public feedback is crucial for improvement, even if harsh.
- He learned significantly from criticism during his early blogging years at The Motley Fool.
Joining Collaborative Fund
- Morgan Housel initially declined an offer from Collaborative Fund, content at staying at Motley Fool.
- Craig Shapiro's persistence and promise of autonomy convinced him to join.
Content as Differentiation
- In 2016, hiring a blogger at a VC firm was unconventional.
- Collaborative Fund aimed to differentiate themselves by creating shareable content, raising brand awareness.
