Skimmed throught the book, although I'll be reading the book a week from now.
I'm not used to reading self-help books but there are some adage of wisdom sprinkled throughout the boook. Nowhere does the author talk about buying equities or stocks low and selling them high haha. You lazy guys who jumped to conclusions crack me up. There's a search function for keywords within kindle, even on my desktop browser.
Fear of Poverty -- this is so true, many people in developing countries became successfully because if they didn't start their own gig, they will be left mostly in poverty.
Wrong selection of mate -- always said marry for love and money haha
The average American has security of property rights not found in any other country in the world.
Money is worth no more than brains. It is often worth much less. Competent "brains", if effectively marketed, represent a much more desirable form of capital than that which is required to conduct a business dealing in commodities, because "brains" are a form of acapital which cannot be permanently depreciated through depressions, nor can this form of capital be stolen or spent.
Almost suggests we should be careful with major decision points in life -- what to study, who to marry -- and to keep learning and stop procrastination.
I'm not used to reading self-help books but there are some adage of wisdom sprinkled throughout the boook. Nowhere does the author talk about buying equities or stocks low and selling them high haha. You lazy guys who jumped to conclusions crack me up. There's a search function for keywords within kindle, even on my desktop browser.
Fear of Poverty -- this is so true, many people in developing countries became successfully because if they didn't start their own gig, they will be left mostly in poverty.
Wrong selection of mate -- always said marry for love and money haha
The average American has security of property rights not found in any other country in the world.
Money is worth no more than brains. It is often worth much less. Competent "brains", if effectively marketed, represent a much more desirable form of capital than that which is required to conduct a business dealing in commodities, because "brains" are a form of acapital which cannot be permanently depreciated through depressions, nor can this form of capital be stolen or spent.
Almost suggests we should be careful with major decision points in life -- what to study, who to marry -- and to keep learning and stop procrastination.
