My recommended bibliography for: 1. Personal development 2. Finance and investments 3. Entrepreneurship, business and corporations
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Personal Development
Finance and Investments
Entreprenurship, business and corporations
Personal Development
If you wanna be a good investor, you need to first know yourself, and be a better person, with good habits.
Seven very simple habits that, if cultivated consistently, can really make it easier to achieve your goals.
The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People: The Infographics Edition
If you are struggling to advance in your life, maybe this book can help you to become a better person changing you habits.
Atomic Habits: An Easy & Proven Way to Build Good Habits & Break Bad Ones
Finance and Investments
Tips from today and the past to be a good investor.
Interesting concepts from this book: - Pay yourself first: pay yourself first (or, in my words, invest first) and only then pay your bills to others. - Quadrants: you need to know which quadrant you're in, as some quadrants are where financial growth is faster: E – employee, A – self-employed, D – business owner, I – investor.
Rich Dad Poor Dad: The #1 Best-Selling Personal Finance Book ...
This book tells the story of Swiss bankers and contains wise advice that is still valid today.
The Zurich Axioms: Rules of Risk & Reward
This book tells about the wisdom of the ancient rulers of Babylon.
The Richest Man in Babylon
Warren Buffett, one of today's greatest value investors. This book takes a more qualitative approach, showcasing Buffett's thinking.
The Warren Buffett Way
Warren Buffett, one of today's greatest value investors. This book takes a more technical approach, focusing on how Buffett analyzes a company's numbers.
Warren Buffett and the Interpretation of Financial Statements
Entreprenurship, business and corporations
These are more specific books about business study cases.
To achieve the proposed goal of working only 4 hours per week, the author explains a very interesting sequence, which I personally apply (DEAL): Definition: define what matters; Elimination: eliminate what doesn't matter; Automation: automate what can be automated; Liberation: free yourself as much as possible from what can be liberated, using outsourcing.
Tim Ferriss and The 4-Hour Workweek
You can also start small and, yes, stay small, why not? Less can be more.
Company of One: Why Staying Small Matters
If you wanna know the history of the Chinese company Byte Dance and its famous app, TikTok, this is the book.