“Financial Feminist” by Tori Dunlap is a powerful book that highlights the importance of financial independence for women. Dunlap is a financial expert and the founder of the “Her First $100K” online community, which aims to help women achieve financial independence. In her book, Dunlap combines her personal experiences with research and practical advice...
“Burn the Boats” by Matt Higgins is a fascinating account of his journey from a working-class kid in New York to a successful entrepreneur, investor, and sports executive. The title of the book comes from the famous story of the Spanish conquistador Hernán Cortés, who burned his own boats upon arriving in Mexico, sending...
“Start, Stay, or Leave: A Guide to Getting the Job You Want” by Trey Gowdy is a powerful guidebook for anyone looking to jumpstart their career or navigate the complexities of the modern job market. Through his extensive experience as a former federal prosecutor and four-term Congressman, Gowdy provides invaluable insights into the skills,...
“Buy Back Your Time” by Dan Martell is a book that provides practical advice on how to prioritize your time, eliminate distractions, and increase productivity. In this review, we will discuss the top 5 lessons from the book and 5 action steps that you can apply to your life. Top 5 Lessons Here are...
“The Psychology of Money” by Morgan Housel is an excellent book that delves into the intersection between psychology and finance. Here are 5 lessons and 5 action steps you can take from the book. Top 5 Lessons Here are the top five lessons from the book: Lesson #1: Time is the most valuable asset....
“Atomic Habits” by James Clear is a practical and informative book on the subject of habits and how they can be used to create lasting change in our lives. Here are 5 lessons and 5 action steps you can take from the book. Top 5 Lessons Here are the top five lessons from the...
“Thinking, Fast and Slow” by Daniel Kahneman is a groundbreaking book that explores how our minds work and the various cognitive biases that influence our decision-making processes. Here are the top 5 lessons and 5 practical action steps that I took away from this book. Top 5 Lessons Here are the top five lessons from...
There was this study from the University of Utah where they interviewed thousands of couples. They were asked how often they disagreed over chores, in-laws, spending time together, sex, and money. Fast forward five years later, and this time they were asked if they were still married. Here’s what they found: couples who fought...
Quick, when was the last time you thought about your retirement? If you’re under 50, you probably gave it just a passing thought. If you’re under 30, maybe not even. For many of us, retirement is just too far off to give it much thought. How can we think of something decades from now...
Startups have a high failure rate. And those that survive never grow beyond being mom-and-pops or SMEs. So what are the forces that accelerate the growth of companies into multi-million or multi-billion businesses? Accelerator #1: Leverage. Leverage is based on a simple but powerful concept – you can lift a much heavier object by...
