Mel Robbins

I mean, anything that helps you take control, stop somebody from just draining the money from your paycheck, and build a little breathing worm, even if it's $5, even if it's $1 a day.

It sets you on the right track to save more.

And then you can accumulate compound interest, which is how you can grow your savings easily, effectively, and automatically.

So David just gave you the eighth wonder of the world, which is compound interest.

He also gave you kind of a cold bucket of water in the face about the importance of really getting a handle on who's taking your money because you live in the automatic economy.

He also gave you strategies to start saving pennies on the dollar every day.

Tiffany gave you the budget.

She gave you the question, do I need to earn more or do I have a spending problem?

Ramit gave you the four buckets.

But here's the thing.

I realize we have to go a layer deeper because you just got the tactics and the math and the buckets and exactly what to do.

Now we got to change the way you think about your life and you think about money.

We got to change your mindset.

And that's why I wanted to introduce you to Morgan Housel.

Now, when Morgan Housel appeared on the Mel Robbins podcast, there were so many listeners from around the world that wrote in saying, I am forever changed.

And I can tell you, Morgan is unlike any other expert we've ever had on the Mel Robbins podcast.

Morgan Housel is the best-selling author of The Psychology of Money and one of the most trusted financial thinkers in the world.

His insights are really profound because it's not about what to do with your money.

It shifts entirely how you view the role that money plays in creating a fulfilling life.

So let's take a listen to New York Times bestselling author of The Psychology of Money, Morgan Housel, when he appeared on the Mel Robbins podcast and taught us how to shift our mindsets and your expectations and how that helps you take control of your financial life.