Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki book review by a long term investor who has reached financial independence. How does it stand up 25 years later?
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Essentialism: The Disciplined Pursuit of Less by Greg McKeown Book Review
Essentialism: The Disciplined Pursuit of Less by Greg McKeown Book review by a long term investor who has reached financial independence.
Money School by Lacey Filipich Review: Become financially independent and reclaim your life
Lacey Filipich is the founder of Money School and the Author of the book ‘Money School – Become Financially Independent and reclaim your life’
Barefoot Investor Review; Does the Barefoot Investor Work?
Does Barefoot Investor work? My Barefoot Investor review covers his steps to reach financial independence and explains how this book changed my life.
‘Why you act the way you do’ by Tim Lahaye. Is this worth reading?
Looking for a book that can help you better understand yourself and others around you? check out ‘Why You Act The Way You Do’ by Tim Lahaye
Smashed Avocado by Nicole Haddow – Book Summary
Smashed Avocado is Nicole Haddow’s story of how she turned her life around, from significantly in debt to becoming a property investor.
Zero Waste Home | Bea Johnson – Book Summary
Zero Waste home is Bea Johnsons remarkable story of how her family almost completely eliminated their household waste – producing now less than one quart of garbage per year!
The Slight Edge | Jeff Olson – Book Summary
The Slight Edge proposes a new way of thinking. This method of processing information helps you make small daily choices that build to create a positive spiral.
Spenditude | Paul Gordon & Janine Robertson – Book Summary
Spenditude is written by a pair of finance experts, and is all about changing your underlying attitude and opinion of money to bring about meaningful change to your financial habits
You can negotiate anything | Herb Cohen – Book Summary
Written in 1980, Cohen shows that life is a constant stream of negotiations which occur in almost every avenue, including many which people don’t understand or are unwilling to recognise
