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The right book at the right time can completely reshape how we think about wealth, success, and financial independence. Over the years, I’ve come across books that have fundamentally changed my approach to money and helped me build a mindset for long-term financial growth. In this section, I’m sharing the titles that have had the greatest impact on my journey—from classics like Rich Dad Poor Dad to insightful reads like The Psychology of Money and Think and Grow Rich. These books offer practical advice, timeless wisdom, and fresh perspectives that can guide you towards mastering your finances and building the future you want.
In addition to books, I spent a significant amount of time during my teens—and even later—playing computer and board games that helped me develop strategic thinking, a crucial skill for achieving long-term financial success. Find out which ones by scrolling down :)
9 Money books that changed the way I think about money
Rich Dad Poor Dad
The Psychology of Money
Rich Dad Poor Dad
This personal finance classic contrasts two mindsets about money: one focused on security and the other on wealth creation. Kiyosaki shares lessons from his two "Dads," encouraging readers to think differently about assets, liabilities, and financial independence. It’s a powerful guide to building wealth through smart investments and entrepreneurial thinking.
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The Psychology of Money
Rich Dad Poor Dad
A powerful self-help book that empowers readers to take control of their emotions, finances, relationships, and lives. Robbins shares strategies for harnessing personal power, breaking limiting beliefs, and making lasting changes to achieve success and fulfillment. Through actionable steps, he encourages readers to awaken their inner potential and create a life of purpose and passion.
The Psychology of Money
The Psychology of Money
The Millionaire Next Door
This book dives into the emotional and psychological factors that drive financial behavior, offering a fresh perspective on money management. Housel explores how attitudes toward risk, luck, and decision-making can shape financial success. It’s a must-read for understanding how mindset and emotions impact wealth.
The Millionaire Next Door
The Millionaire Next Door
The Millionaire Next Door
This eye-opening book reveals the surprising habits of America’s wealthy. Stanley and Danko’s research shows that many millionaires live modestly, save diligently, and invest wisely. It’s a powerful reminder that true wealth comes from disciplined financial behavior rather than flashy spending.
Think and Grow Rich
The Millionaire Next Door
One Up on Wall Street
A timeless classic, this book outlines the principles of wealth-building based on the mindset and habits of successful people. Hill’s focus on persistence, visualization, and goal-setting has inspired millions to take control of their financial futures. It’s a blueprint for cultivating the mental framework necessary for success.
One Up on Wall Street
The Millionaire Next Door
One Up on Wall Street
Written by legendary investor Peter Lynch, this book offers valuable insights into spotting investment opportunities before the masses. Lynch emphasizes that ordinary investors can achieve great success by focusing on what they know. His down-to-earth advice empowers readers to take control of their investments with confidence.
I will Teach You to be Rich
I will Teach You to be Rich
I will Teach You to be Rich
Ramit Sethi delivers a modern, practical approach to personal finance, blending humor with actionable advice. This book covers everything from automating your savings to making smart investments without sacrificing your current lifestyle. It’s a refreshing and approachable guide for anyone looking to improve their finances.
Who Moved my Cheese
I will Teach You to be Rich
I will Teach You to be Rich
While not directly a finance book, this short fable about adapting to change has deep implications for managing money and life. The story encourages readers to embrace uncertainty and stay flexible in the face of financial and personal challenges. It’s an excellent reminder that adaptability is key to success.
Good Luck
I will Teach You to be Rich
Good Luck
This inspirational book uses a fable to explore the difference between luck and success, showing that good fortune often stems from preparation and effort. It highlights how creating your own opportunities leads to long-term financial and personal success. It’s a thought-provoking read for anyone seeking sustainable progress.
3 games that trained me to think strategically
Civilization
Settlers of Catan
Settlers of Catan
This iconic strategy game challenges players to build an empire from the ground up, managing resources, diplomacy, and military power over centuries. It’s a masterclass in long-term thinking, as success requires planning ahead, adapting to challenges, and making strategic decisions to grow your civilization. Civilization teaches valuable lessons about managing complexity, risk, and opportunity—skills that translate well to personal finance and investing.
Settlers of Catan
Settlers of Catan
Settlers of Catan
In this popular board game, players compete to build settlements and roads by trading and managing resources like wood, wheat, and brick. Settlers of Catan encourages strategic thinking, negotiation, and resource management as players work to maximize their assets and outmaneuver opponents. It’s a fun and engaging way to develop a mindset for strategic planning, problem-solving, and making calculated decisions—key components of financial success.
Warcraft
Settlers of Catan
Warcraft
A real-time strategy game that immerses players in a world of resource management, tactical battles, and complex decision-making. As a leader commanding armies and managing resources, success requires the ability to think quickly, allocate resources efficiently, and adapt to evolving challenges. The game teaches valuable lessons in prioritizing goals, managing limited resources, and making strategic choices under pressure—all skills that can translate to financial decision-making and investing in real life.