What I am reading this year...
These are the books I have chosen to read to increase my knowledge and improve my life!
Will you join me?
January 2021
Based on a massive study of millionaires,- that was the first thing that grabbed my attention- this book will help you get your mind right and see the possibilities. It is a mixture of inspiring stories and practical how too!
February 2021
I was excited to find this one! We all want to do work that matters, work that not only provides an income but work that makes a difference. I was ready to dive into the world of doing something that served others by using my God-given talents, interests, and abilities. This book is all about making the connections to make that happen- and since I am a NERD I loved the built-in "assignments"!
March 2021
Hailed as the greatest of all inspirational works on the subject of thrift, financial planning, & personal wealth- you know I had to get my hands on this one! Published in 1926 and still going strong! It is an easy read- parable style.
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April 2021
What drew me to this book was Dave Ramsey's review. He says, "This is one of my all-time favorite money books. I love the healthy view Rabbi Lapin brings to the subjects of money and business. This book is required reading for my entire leadership team." I love the idea of it being written by a Rabbi.
May 2021
This book was recommended to me when I was in my financial coach certification program... just never got around to reading it. I have personally experienced the effects that mastering good habits and routines can have on one's life so I'm excited to learn more!
June 2021
I heard this book mentioned on a podcast and it intrigued me. "Jews are estimated to make up less than 1% of the world's population, yet approximately 25% of the world's billionaires are Jewish. Jews are always found on lists of the world’s richest people. In 2009, 139 of the Forbes 400 were Jewish. Jews also comprise a very large number of history’s most important figures, people who have had a profound impact on humanity. Approximately 35% of Nobel Prizes have been awarded to Jews. No other ethnic group has even come close to matching the abilities and accomplishments of Jews."
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July 2021
This book was recommended to me by another financial coach a little while back. It got bumped up on my list when I recently heard a recording of Earl Nightengale mention it. I was "introduced" to Earl by Chris Hogan in January when I read Everyday Millionaires.
August 2021
This book was suggested by one of my F4 Book Club members. I already had Rich Dad Poor Dad on my list since I had not read anything by this author, so I decided to switch to this book since there was no strong connection to my original selection except the popularity of the author!
September 2021
Asa financial coach, part of what I do is help people realize how much their money behaviors are tied to other areas of their life that they don't even realize. I am looking forward to reading Rachel's take and learning about what she describes as the 7 Money Tendencies. Understanding yourself is essential to understanding the way you handle money.
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October 2021
No reading list on money and success God's way is complete without a book by Dave Ramsey. As a Ramsey Preferred Coach- I have much respect for this man. In The Legacy Journey, Dave Ramsey takes a deep dive into God’s word, revealing the truth on money, wealth, and how to build your personal and family legacy. It’s time to address the toxic messages in our culture that says we should be ashamed of the success God’s given us.
November 2021
I wish I could read this book sooner! I just ordered mine as it is still in pre-launch sales. I have been following Martha Krejci for a little over a year and she puts out good stuff! The amazing thing is that when you order the book you get access to a VIP FB Group too! "If you're looking for EVEN MORE clarity and understanding on HOW to build a home-based business that stands the test of time and that FEELS GOOD, this is for you."
December 2021
I read this book every December as I prepare for the new year and evaluate the last one. Oola is a 'state of awesomeness,' it's when your life is balanced and growing in the 7 key areas of life (Fitness, Finance, Family, Field, Faith, Friends, and Fun). Oola is not stale and stuffy advice, it reads more like a collection of kick-butt anecdotes and sincere stories that just happen to have meaningful messages.
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