Books

I am always looking for a great book to read. Reading helps me relax, but it also helps build my mental lattice. I set a goal each year to read a certain number of books. This year I came up short of my goal, but the books I did read were all great. No throwaways so far!

Here is my list of favorite books 2017.

Knowledge is power, and one of the easiest, most accessible ways to increase your knowledge is to pick up a book and read.

The more you understand about the ins and outs of money, the more you’ll feel empowered to make smart choices and create good habits. Your financial success can depend on your financial literacy.

2016 was another year of wonderful reading for me. I was able to somehow find time to read over 30 books this year and I have a few more I plan to finish before the end of the year.

Here are 7 books from my list that are my favorites.

What is Enough? That is a question that Tim Maurer weaves throughout his newest personal finance book, Simple Money.

Over the last few weeks, I have reached out to colleagues around the USA and asked them to submit their favorite books on business and non business topics.  I am happy to share their submissions. It was fun to see one particular book being recommended several times.

One of the few hobbies I have been able to keep up as I enter middle age is reading. I read a lot more this year, but only a few books make the cut that I would recommend to you. If you are looking to pick up something to read this holiday season here are a few of my favorites for 2015.

Investing and Business Books

In honor of opening day, I thought I would share a few of my favorite baseball books. There are two categories of baseball books in my mind; the stories of baseball and the analysis of the game. The stories behind baseball are what bring out the romance in the game. The bond between fathers and their kids and the joys of spending a summer evening watching adults playing a child’s game.