Book Notes
7 books in this category.
Morgan Housel
Morgan Housel's 19 counterintuitive lessons reveal why financial success is 80% psychology, 20% knowledge. Learn why doing well with money isn't about what you know—it's how you behave, how you think about risk, and how you understand compounding.
Robert T. Kiyosaki
The rich don't work for money—they make money work for them through assets like real estate and businesses, while the poor and middle class stay trapped in the rat race.
Michael Lewis
A firsthand account of the excess, greed, and absurdity of 1980s Wall Street that exposed how Salomon Brothers and the bond market worked—and eventually imploded.
Nassim Nicholas Taleb
Asymmetry of risk—people making decisions without bearing consequences—is the root of fragility, unfairness, and bad judgment in systems from finance to politics.
Nick Maggiulli
The best investment strategy is simple: save what you can, invest consistently in diversified assets, and don't try to time the market—just keep buying.
Michael Lewis
A handful of outsiders saw the 2008 housing crash coming—betting against the American dream while Wall Street remained willfully blind to the subprime mortgage disaster.
Ramit Sethi
Personal finance is 85% behavior, 15% knowledge—automate your money, spend guilt-free on what you love, and stop worrying about lattes.
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