← Kris's journal
Every chapter is a standalone essay and they’re all good. Housel writes about money the way I wish my Econ professors had — through stories and human behavior, not formulas. The chapter on compounding using Warren Buffett’s timeline genuinely shocked me. As a young professional in Manila, the "save like a pessimist, invest like an optimist" framing is exactly what I needed. Bought copies for my sisters.
