The Library
Five books, written over many years.
Each one asks a question you cannot answer by intending well. You answer it by doing.
Investing
Why Pick Stocks? Own the Market.
You cannot control the market. You can control your behavior, and that is what decides whether you retire wealthy. One system, one method, and the discipline that separates the investors who keep their gains from the investors who give them all back.
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Are They Really My Friends?
The phones went silent exactly when the ground shook. A method for telling the difference between someone who is present and someone who is merely nearby, before the crisis arrives rather than during it.
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Am I Really a Nice Person?
Nobody believes they are the unkind one. A 30-statement self-assessment, and an honest look at the distance between how you are received and who you actually are.
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Am I Really a Positive Person?
Think of the last thing that went wrong this week, and recall the first sentence that formed in your head. That sentence is your mindset. Four words do most of the damage, and this book names all four.
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Where Did the Years Go?
Time cannot be managed. What you manage is your behavior. Ten disciplined habits, written by a man of seventy-eight who gave a great many of his own years away and can tell you exactly how it happened.
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