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If money was just about good degree, every Harvard graduate would be rich.

Morgan Housel , bestselling author of The Psychology of Money, shares two stories where a humble secretary quietly built a $7 million fortune while a Harvard-educated Wall Street executive lost everything.

The difference wasn’t knowledge. It was behavior towards money.

They raised ₹24 lakh for a detergent!

During their India term, our tribe at Cohort of 2029 Tetr College of Business, identified a problem hiding in plain sight: harsh chemicals in traditional detergents.

The solution? A biodegradable laundry sheet.

In just 10 weeks, they reached 260+ customers, and pitched their business to India’s top investors.

The biggest myth about entrepreneurship is that that “you have NO Boss”

Morgan Housel, the best-selling author of Psychology of Money, and Pratham Mittal, founder of Tetr College of Business, sat together to discuss how entrepreneurship has become new fad for younger generations because they think “you have no boss”.

While the reality is that every customer, client, investor, becomes your boss.

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Everyone is telling students to learn AI, but Morgan Housel, best-selling author of Psychology of Money, thinks they’re overlooking something far more valuable.

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Someone in Accra could be in debt because of the shirt hanging in your closet.

The Cohort of 2028, during their Ghana term 🇬🇭, visited Ghana’s Kantamanto Market, where traders buy bales of second-hand clothing hoping to make a living. But nearly 40% of what’s shipped there can’t be sold, worn, or reused.

The result? Mountains of textile waste, polluted beaches, and livelihoods put at risk.

Not everyone is meant to be an entrepreneur. And that’s okay.

Bestselling author of The Psychology of Money, Morgan Housel, argues that we’ve romanticised entrepreneurship more than we should.

What if entrepreneurship stops being exceptional and becomes the default?

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The biggest problem facing young people today is not AI.
It’s housing.

Bestselling author of The Psychology of Money, Morgan Housel, argues that Gen Z isn’t rejecting buying homes. They’re being priced out of it.

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What do the world’s oldest fortunes have in common?

They’re boring. Morgan Housel, author of psychology of money,’s, sits with Pratham Mittal, founder of Tetr College of Business, to discuss how lasting wealth isn’t built on what explodes in the next 3 years. It’s built on what still matters in 100 years.

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Are college degrees even worth it anymore?

Morgan Housel, bestselling author of The Psychology of Money, joined Pratham Mittal, founder of Tetr College of Business, on The Tetr Podcast Ep03 to explain why most of what you learn in college can be learned online, but why college can still be one of the most valuable experiences of your life.

The biggest lesson isn’t always found in the classroom. Sometimes it’s the people you meet, the independence you build, and the curiosity to keep learning long after graduation.

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The richest family isn’t always the happiest one.

Morgan Housel, bestselling author of The Psychology of Money, joined Pratham Mittal, founder of Tetr College of Business, on The Tetr Podcast Ep03 to explain how some of history’s wealthiest families like Rockefellers, Vanderbilts, and Carnegies, were trapped by the very fortunes they created.

Sometimes, the biggest risk isn’t losing your wealth. It’s letting your wealth control your life.

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