What are your favorite financial development books?
Reading books is a great way to grow your mind. For me, I try to read at least 30 minutes each day. I have already given you my list of top leadership and inspirational books that I have read. This week in my #CJJblog I am going to give you my list of top Financial Development books. What are your favorites?
- Millionaire Success Secrets – James Malinchak
- The Road to Wealth – Suze Orman
- What Your Financial Advisor isn’t Telling You – Liz Davidson
- Richest Man in Babylon – George S. Clason
- The One Minute Millionaire – Mark Victor Hansen
- Money Matters – Tony Robbins
- The Little Book of Common Sense Investing – John C. Bogle
- The Millionaire Next Door – Thomas Stanley
Having read the books above, I have gathered some commonalities amongst them. Here are a few thoughts I have when it comes to personal finance and achieving financial independence:
- Pay yourself first
- Stay out of debt
- Increase your value to the marketplace (industry) to in order to increase your income
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