A book club
without borders
Meet people you'd never ordinarily meet
See the world a little differently
“Told them New York has the best food in the world. Three cities disagreed. Loudly. Best hour of my week.”
The Psychology of Money
Are we really as rational as we think?
We work hard to earn more, compare ourselves to others, and sometimes risk what we have in pursuit of something better. But why? And does having more actually make us happier?
In The Psychology of Money, Morgan Housel explores how our upbringing, experiences, and emotions shape the way we think about money, success, and the lives we want to lead.
Together, we'll explore some fascinating questions. Why do intelligent people make irrational decisions? Why do we never seem to have enough? Would you choose a higher salary or greater freedom?
And ultimately, what does it really mean to be wealthy?
James
I'm a Ravenclaw at heart and grew up in five different countries. Work has since taken me across Europe, the US, and Asia, and I'm currently on a sabbatical enjoying a little time off.
I have a soft spot for macadamias and 17th-century Baroque art. On weekends, you'll usually find me wandering around an art museum or sitting in a cosy café, watching dogs go by. I'm pretty hopeless at walking past a dog without saying hello.
Good conversations depend on the people in the room. That's why Celdi is an approval-based community, with every circle thoughtfully curated.
A quick hello
A friendly 10-minute conversation to get to know each other and see if Celdi feels like a good fit.
Know someone in Celdi?
An existing member can recommend you. We'll review the introduction with the same care.
A few good questions.
Is Celdi an English class?
No. English is simply the language we use to share ideas across borders. The focus is conversation and connection.
How are members selected?
Through a friendly 10-minute introduction or a referral from an existing member. Both routes are reviewed for group fit, curiosity and respectful listening.
What is the format?
One book, two 90-minute online sessions per track, with the same circle of 6–8 people throughout.
What do I need to prepare?
Read the selected book beforehand and come ready to listen, question and share your perspective.
How can I join?
Join Track 1 (Dec 6 & Dec 20, 2026), meeting at 10:00 AM KST for ₩36,000 per session. Registration and payment details will be shared separately.