Even if numerous applications now provide relevant summaries of books in audio or written formats, we still believe that reading a good book from cover to cover will bring more insights to the reader. We of course encourage you to use audios or summaries to increase your knowledge on specific topics, but do not miss the chance to read these books in full to increase your understanding.
The Richest Man in Babylon
George S. Clason
An old classic from the 1920’s that remains as relevant as before. You will notice that most of our “basic rules” on personal finance are inspired by this book.
Think and Grow Rich
Napoleon Hill
Another classic book that inspired million of people in their road to success. After having interviewed the most successful people of the beginning of the 20th century, Napoleon Hill provides a simple 13-step formula.
Rich Dad Poor Dad
Robert Kiyosaki
Learn how to create income-producing assets instead of working for money. In his famous book, Robert Kiyosaki explains how acquiring and accumulating assets that bring you money will put you on the way to financial freedom.
The Stoic Path to Wealth
Darius Foroux
Even if we accelerate in time, this book from our era is inspired by ancient wisdom and provides excellent insights on how to invest with a long-term perspective on the financial markets. A must read if you want to accumulate wealth overtime and without taking inconsiderable risks.