BOOK LIBRARY
MONEY & INVESTING
the Money Code
H.W. Charles
The Simple Path to Wealth
J.L. Collins
The Automatic Millionaire
David Bach
The Cash Flow Quadrant
Robert Kiyosaki
Train Your Way To Financial Fitness
Shannon McLay
Mastering the Market Cycles
Howard Marks
The Millionaire Mind
Thomas J. Stanley
The Investor’s Manifesto
William J. Bernstein
The Millionaire Next Door
Thomas J. Stanley
Willian D. Danko
The Intelligent Investor
Benjamin Graham
The Snowball. Warren Buffett and the business of life
Alice Schroeder
Your Money & Your Brain
Jason Zweig
Real World Personal Finance
Mark A. Nadler and Terry E. Rumker
One Up on Wall Street
Peter Lynch
Poor Economics
Abhijit Banerjee
Investment Strategies for the 21 Century
Frank Armstrong
INFORMED INVESTOR
Frank Armstrong
LEARN TO EARN
Peter Lynch
The Wealth Chef
Anne Wilson
The four Pillars of Investing
William J. Bernstein
7 Strategies for Wealth and Happiness
Jim Rohn
The Ascent of Money
Nial Ferguson
If You Can (How Millenials Can Get Rich Slowly)
William J. Bernstein
Is Your Thinking Keeping You Poor?
Douglas Kruger
FINANCIAL INDEPENDENCE
Early Retirement Extreme
Jacob Lund Fisker
Playing With Fire
Scott Reckens
Your Money or Your Life
Vicki Robin
MINDSET
EXTREME OWNERSHIP
Jocko Willink and Leif Babin
Thinking in Bets
Annie Duke
Man’search for meaning
Viktor E. Frankl
The Compound Effect
Darren Hardy
ENTREPRENEURSHIP
DIGITAL NOMADS
Esther Jacobs and Adre’ Gusseklo
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ARTICLES
This is a personal list of relevant articles and speeches on Entrepreneurship, Investing, money and personal development.
Tariq Fancy essay: the Secret Diary of a Sustainable Investor
I discovered the essay of Tariq Fancy while reading and commenting Aswath Damodaran latest analysis on ESG investing (The ESG MOvement: The "Goodness" Gravy Train Rolls On!). Tariq rich - 40 pages long - essay is truly worth reading if you are interested in Investing,...
Citizenship in a Republic / The man in the arena, by T. Roosevelt
The 26th president of the United States had left office in 1909. During a tour in Europe, he stopped at the Sorbonne in Paris, where he delivered one of his most popular speeches, "Citizenship in a Republic", which came to be known by its most remarkable metaphor:...
The Common Denominator of Success
In recent years it is easy to come across youtube videos or clickbait articles titled: "what successful people do differently"; "only 2% of people do this"; "why 2% succeed and 98% don't", and so on. If you have enough curiosity, there is an infinite amount of...
Searching for Wisdom
I truly enjoyed this article by FS. I feel it clearly describes important steps and approaches towards personal growth and the search for knowledge and wisdom. Enjoy. When I was young, I thought other people could give me wisdom. Now that I’m older, I know this...
Investing guidelines, by Mohnish Pabrai
World renown value investor and author Mohnish Pabrai attributes his investing insights to a keen sense of cloning Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger. Here's something investors can keep in mind when investing in equity. A) Focus on buying an existing and...
Enough, by John C. Bogle, 2007 | Articles
Intro John C. Bogle is the founder of The Vanguard Group. He is credited for creating the first Index fund. He delivered this speech as the commencement address for MBA graduates of the McDonough School of Business at Georgetown University in May 2007. John's speech:...
How to guarantee a life of Misery, by Charlie Munger, 1986
This speech was originally delivered to the Harvard School on June 13, 1986. It is full of the typical wit and wisdom of the great Investor. Transcript: Now that Headmaster Berrisford has selected one of the oldest and longest-serving trustees to make a commencement...
The Psychology of Human misjudgment, By Charlie Munger, 1995
Intro This speech - known as the 24 Standard Causes of Human Misjudgment - is a timeless system of mental models identified by the great investor. It was originally delivered at Harvard in 1995. (He later revisited it for the publication of his book: Poor Charlie's...
A meeting with Enrico Fermi | Keep it simple!
I clearly remember the day I learned about Enrico Fermi's method. It was 2010. In Limpopo Province, South Africa, I was in the proximity of Kruger National Park, very close to the amazing wild like that Africa can offer. We were in the middle of a workshop, presenting...
Appointment in Samarra
Introduction "Appointment in Samarra" is a literacy allusion to the last inescapable appointment with destiny. It derives from Middle Eastern folk tales, translated and made popular in English literature by Somerset Maugham with his play Sheppey (1933). My takes on...