Dress English, Think Yiddish!

“Dress English, think Yiddish“. I heard this advice during an interview with Dan
You can watch the extract of his interview.
I admit that such a reference to canny Yiddish thinking intrigued me and gave me more historical reading opportunities. A quick search online immediately clarified that Yiddish is a language used by Jews in central and eastern Europe before the Holocaust. It was originally a German dialect with words from Hebrew (the official Jewish language) and several modern languages. It is now used only by a minority of Jews.
Looking for some books, I came across one written by Howard Ward Charles: “The Money Code: Become a Millionaire With the Ancient Jewish Code“. H. W. Charles studied Biblical Studies and received several academic awards. The title sounded a bit like “pop culture” for my taste, but I tried it. You can read my review in this article: “The Money Code” by H.W. Charles.
I then came across a book by Rabbie Daniel Lapin: “Business Secrets from the Bible“. This second book was a dive with new eyes into the Holy book and further sparked my interest in ancient money management wisdom in ancient books. More recently, I published an investment article inspired by the Parable Of The Talents.
My take on Dan
RECOMMENDED READINGS
– Dress British, Think Yiddish, by Eitan Kensy (Jewish Review of Books)
– Dress British, Think Yiddish. How Jews Came to Yale in Ivy League Cloting, by Daniel Horowitz