Main lesson of the book: Your mind creates your reality This is what poetry feels like when used by someone who understands the concept of knowing yourself. This was a short book but it was well worth the read, so much so that I actually read it 3 times because I wanted to make sure…
Main Lesson: An insight into the psychology of Financial Economics This was a very hard read. And after finishing the book, I feel like I have a grasp of the abstractness of what he tried to portray. While also obtaining a glance of the underlying concept he tried to convey. The Alchemy of Finance in…
Main lesson of the book: 7 Steps to Financial Freedom Money Master the Game is written by the motivation speaker celebrity Tony Robbins. Who tries to use his energetic delivery and motivational tendencies to give the regular person a chance at financial freedom. I am going to do my absolute best to extract the information…
What reading all these books is teaching me. Reading book after book on financial concepts and ideas kind of takes its toll on my time as well as my mind. Because with each book I learn something new and I try to apply its steps and or knowledge to my day to day life. The…
Main lesson of the book: Automate your savings and investing. Now this was a very interesting book. The focus of this book was strictly on the concept of Personal finances. Ramit Sethi clearly states that by mastering your own spending and finances you can become rich. And he then goes into detail about how you…
Main Lesson of the book: Position your brand in the mind of the consumer and in the market This was an interesting and rather short read. I felt like this book made it a point to compress as much information as possible into as little amount of words possible. The book hints at concepts but…
Main lesson of the book: Perception is key to marketing. Before I get into what I learned from this book, these are the 22 laws or concepts you will need to abide by: Leadership, Category, Mind, Perception, Focus, Exclusivity, the Ladder, Duality, the Opposite, Division, Perspective, Line Extension, Sacrifice, Attributes, Candor, Singularity, Unpredictability, Success, Failure,…
Main lesson of the book: It is better to hold a diverse set of Index funds than it is to buy individual stocks. I have the pleasure of reading the 12th edition of this book as it seems that the book is periodically updated to reflect the most recent developments in the market. That alone…
Main lesson of the book: Know where you stand in the world of finance and how to move into a better position. This entire book is based on the following concept: This very simple concept encompasses the possible positions one can hold in life with regards to how they make their money. Cashflow Quadrant takes…
Main lesson of the book: Power is game, and you can either play to win or choose to be powerless. Now here is a book that seems to be in direct opposition of the methods and ideologies laid out in financial books. This book without a doubt ruined whatever innocence my inner child had stashed…