Autostrada per la ricchezza. Decifra il codice della ricchezza e vivi da ricco per sempre

Incredible. Not much new stuff for me personally, but this is now top of my list of books to recommend to anyone who wants to become financially free, start their own business etc.

Rule number 1 of how to/self help/business books- take advice from people who have lived what they wrote. If they are primarily writers and public speakers, and that is their business model, toss the book and move on. The best advice comes from people who have lived it. On to this book- I don't know Leggi tutto

No no no… not another get-rich-quick book???!!! Except it’s not. 113 out of 125 reviews on Amazon rated this five stars and left a ton of positive comments. So I bought it to see what all the fuss is about… Rich Dad, Poor Dad is often considered the “go to” book of this category, and I would’ve agree Leggi tutto

First, the bad: MJ DeMarco isn't an elegant writer, nor is he particularly scholarly in the way some business-minded people are. Just take a look at his blog where he posts videos of himself sitting poolside in his mansion, wearing a backwards ball cap, and seriously discussing the parallels of a su Leggi tutto

This book is super-cringy. I started reading because it was recommended in a list of business and marketing books alongside some others that I knew to be good, so I assumed it would be of the same quality. It's not. I made it through 20% by increasing the playback speed, then skimmed the rest of the Leggi tutto

First, this guy loves himself way too much. Dude, we got it your not "small", your rich, and can do what you want. Check, don't spend half the book telling us. Overall I get the main idea Mj is trying to make you understand that being "rich" young much more enjoyable than having a "safe" retirement