Tag: #bookreview
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#64 Book Review – Tiny Habits
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When building wealth while maintaining your professional career, your most valuable resource is not capital—it is your time, including the habits you fill your day with. B.J. Fogg’s “Tiny Habits: The Small Changes That Change Everything” [1] offers a refreshingly practical approach to behavior change. As a Stanford researcher who has studied behavior for decades,…
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#59 Book Review: Finish: Give Yourself the Gift of Done
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Most of us have a pile of half-finished projects and abandoned goals. With this being the season where most new resolutions are added to that pile, I wanted to share a book that helps you stay on track and accomplish your goals. In his groundbreaking book “Finish: Give Yourself the Gift of Done,” Jon Acuff…
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Book Review: The Lifestyle Investor
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I recently re-read The Lifestyle Investor by Justin Donald [1]. While a new version of the book came out n April, I read my copy of the original.
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Book Review: Legal Strategies for Everyone
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As a high net worth individual, which accredited investors are by definition, the unfortunate reality is that you become a target for lawsuits. Whether or not the lawsuit is justified is totally irrelevant, they occur and expensive judgments can be awarded. Most people don’t think about that until it is too late to do anything…
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Book Review: Buy Back Your Time
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One of the main reasons to break your dependency on your paycheck is to stop trading your time for money and instead focus on the things that are most important to you and bring the most value to you, your family, and, more broadly, the world in general.
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Book Review – 10x is easier than 2x
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Grant Cardone made thinking 10x bigger popular with his book “The 10x Rule” [1] back in 2011. However, he focused on the mindset that you need to reach these seemingly impossible goals. Building on this idea, and providing some additional insight into how to actually make this work, Dan Sullivan and Benjamin Hardy published “10x…
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Book Review – Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity
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I am an avid reader of non-fiction. I believe in continuous education and find that books provide an incredible wealth of information. Reading a good book provides both inspiration and insight, opening the mind to new possibilities.