I recently finished reading Start Your Own Corporation by Garrett Sutton. I found this book through reading Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki, which I had written a book review for. For those who haven’t read Rich Dad Poor Dad, the main message of the book is that the truly rich derive their wealth from owning cash-generating assets, while everyone else …
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I recently finished reading The Lessons of History by Will & Ariel Durant. It’s a short book, my version was only 102 pages long, but full of insightful takeaways from the history of western civilization. History sheds light on our society, our culture, and our way of life, and reflecting on the past is more than just …
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I recently finished reading The Life of Alexander the Great by Plutarch. I read the John Dryden translation, which was from the 17th century, so even though the book was 72 pages long I took my time reading it because of the older form of English which isn’t as easy to comprehend as 21st century English. The …
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“The people who are crazy enough to think they can change the world, are the ones who do.” — Steve Jobs I recently finished rereading Steve Jobs by Walter Isaacson. This biography is one of my favorite books of all time, and I first read it in 2016. I was, and still am, very inspired by Steve …
I recently finished reading The 4-Hour Workweek by Timothy Ferriss. Although I learned a lot of interesting concepts from the book, I didn’t appreciate the author’s pretentious tone and disagree with some of his advice on avoiding meetings, making up excuses to avoid interaction, pretending to be busy, only checking email once a week, pretending to be …
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I recently finished reading Influence: The Psychology of Persuasion by Robert B. Cialdini. Cialdini, a professor of psychology at Arizona State University, provides a thorough analysis of the six “weapons of influence” that shape human behavior, backing his analysis with a multitude of interesting psychology experiments, real-life events, and other relevant evidence. These six “weapons of influence” …
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I recently finished reading Think And Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill. The book puts forth a philosophy of success inspired by the many successful people the author interviewed and worked with. It was at the suggestion of Andrew Carnegie, one of the richest people of all time, that the author undertook the mission to discover and reveal …
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I recently finished reading Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert T. Kiyosaki. This book offers a very insightful approach to managing wealth so that one can achieve financial freedom. Although it doesn’t go into great detail into the specifics of investing, entrepreneurship, or running a business, Rich Dad Poor Dad does provide a strong foundation …
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Greetings from London! I have started a blog! Since I started an Instagram about a year ago, I have been sharing my travel experiences and received very positive responses from people all over the world. People sent me countless messages and comments about how they were inspired to visit the places I went to, and …