Finance speaker Morgan Housel wrote the bestseller The Psychology of Money. The book is available in 46 languages, and its popularity resulted in more than 1 million copies sold around the world. In addition, he’s a partner at Collaborative Fund, a venture capital business that invests in innovative start-ups.

Morgan won several awards, including the Best in Business Award and the New York Times Sidney Award. He was also a Gerald Loeb Award finalist, due to his contributions to finance and business. Currently, he is a member of Markel’s board of directors.

Speaker Morgan Housel employs history, psychology, sociology, and neuroscience concepts. For the most part, Morgan’s talks explore how investors can turn into their own worst enemies due to cognitive biases. 

In his keynotes, he also discusses the need to understand your own behavior in order to meet your financial objectives. To better illustrate the current status of the investment sector, financial markets, and personal finances, he uses storytelling and up-to-date research. 

Moreover, Morgan is the author of 50 Years in the Making, a book he released in 2012. The book describes those years’ recession as the worst since the Great Depression.

Prior to that, he also wrote Everyone Believes It, a book that talks about investing and the economy.  Members of the Society of American Business Editors and Writers consider Morgan’s ability to explain things to be top-notch.