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I have to say that lately it feels like I’ve read everything there is for me to read as far as financial books go at this time. I’m not about to invest in real estate yet, so I don’t need to read those books (it would be a bad distraction right now anyway, [...]
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Dominguez and Robin (the authors of Your Money or Your Life – see my previous post) make a good point in regard to sharpening our focus around money, that is, in regard to increasing our money consciousness. They talk about having spiritual discipline.
“Religions, ancient and modern, and the personal growth workshops of the human [...]
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Does anyone remember this great definition of money from the authors of the classic book Your Money or Your Life (Joe Dominguez and Vicki Robin, 1992)?
I bought this book about four years ago, read it, quickly forgot about it. I’ve picked it up again recently by a chance browsing through my local library. [...]
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This past weekend I was in my local library and perusing through the financial section when I picked up Jim Cramer’s Real Money (2005) and Mad Money (2006) books. I’d heard obliquely of Cramer before, but, I think because historically I’ve been so focussed on “DRIPPING” as my sole investing strategy, I’d never had [...]
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I’m talking about Robert Kiyosaki — the author of the Rich Dad, Poor Dad series — and his
great boardgame, Cashflow 101. You can still buy this game from his own site and from Amazon.
I remember going to a couple of Cashflow 101 games when I was an undergrad. There were about 7 [...]
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