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  • 📚5 Books to Boost Your Personal Finance

    📚5 Books to Boost Your Personal Finance

    The content emphasizes the lack of formal financial education, urging individuals to acquire money management skills through accessible resources. It highlights five influential books that offer essential insights into budgeting, investing, and wealth-building, teaching readers how to shift their mindset and make informed financial decisions without needing a finance degree.

  • The Millionaire Fastlane — Escaping the Slow Road to Wealth

    The author reflects on their transformation after reading MJ DeMarco’s “The Millionaire Fastlane,” which critiques traditional personal finance. DeMarco emphasizes creating scalable wealth through ownership, problem-solving, and informed risk rather than the slow accumulation of savings. The book inspires a mindset shift towards achieving financial freedom earlier in life.

  • 📚My Essential Reading List

    📚My Essential Reading List

    The content highlights influential books that have shaped personal perspectives on history, technology, creativity, and growth. Key titles include “The Lessons of History” by Durant, examining civilization’s resilience; “Read, Write, Own” by Dixon, discussing the future of Web3; and Newport’s “So Good They Can’t Ignore You,” which emphasizes skills over passion for career success.

  • The Lessons of History – empires dies but civilization lives

    The Lessons of History – empires dies but civilization lives

    The latest book I read, “The Lessons of History” by Will and Ariel Durant, delves into how history informs various subjects like economics and conflicts. It highlights that while empires rise and fall, civilization endures, emphasizing the importance of knowledge and culture passed through generations, driving human evolution and progress.

  • Read, Write, Own – a better explanation of web 3

    Read, Write, Own – a better explanation of web 3

    Web 3 represents a significant shift in internet dynamics, emphasizing ownership for all stakeholders, such as developers and content creators. Unlike Web 2, which centralized control and revenue among platforms like Instagram and YouTube, Web 3, aided by blockchain technology, enables users to manage and own their digital identities and assets, fostering innovation.