– Nicole Murphy
Money is important, it is a tool that can help every area of your life grow and flourish. Sometimes it is easy to get caught up in money being the “destination or goal” and more important than peoples worth, which could be part of why we have some harmful situations taking place in the world. However it is also destructive to not consider money and respect its purpose. With more money can come more problems; but also the ability to help more people. Here are some books that may help you to start your journey to being financially rich.
The Money Book for the Young, Fabulous and Broke by Suze Orman
Financial expert Suze Orman has many books with great reviews, but this one is specific to a younger generations. It is tailored for young adults starting their lives with a huge amount of student loan debt in the weakest job market in recent history. This book is full of practical solutions and why it is important to implement them.
The Richest Man in Babylon by George Samuel Clason
This is an oldie but a goody. Written as a story, in parable form, this book is talked about by many of the big names in financial literacy and self help, and is included in Tony Robbins list of books to read. This book teaches some simple principles and habits that lead to a healthy wallet. This book, originally published in 1926, is easy to follow and there is something to say for a book that holds its value over many decades.
The 4-Hour Work Week by Tim Ferriss
This book is a hard pill to swallow for some people. Author Tim Ferriss who has interviewed hundreds of successful people in the world and has astonishing success himself, challenges the idea that we need to work 40 plus hours a week, for 30 years. This book may open your mind as to what kind of life you can create that is not aligned with a ‘traditional’ work week.
You Are a Badass by Jen Sincero
This book is not specifically about money, but is an entertaining read that brings up ideas for thinking more productively in all areas of your life. It is about imagining the life you really want to live and breaking down preconceived ideas of what is possible. This book is a straightforward lighthearted read that can shake up your life for the best.
