Comments on: 15 Quotes from Personal Finance Books That Have Had a Profound Impact on My Life

By: In search of Excellence: Lessons from a professional athlete - That Charles Life

In search of Excellence: Lessons from a professional athlete - That Charles Life — Tue, 03 Jul 2018 07:22:32 +0000

[…] clarity in your life you have chosen a path which is in total alignment with who you want to be. It is important to verbalize your why. Do it often, speak it to yourself, recite it out loud, and say it to others. Remind yourself of […]

By: Liz @ Splurging on Freedom

Liz @ Splurging on Freedom — Tue, 03 Jul 2018 05:39:10 +0000

Hey Zach,

Thanks so much for these great recommendations! I love the emphasis on frugality, freedom and happiness. Money in itself isn’t what we should strive for; instead, we should utilise money to maintain our health, find our happiness and leave behind a legacy we can be proud of. At the same time, we maximise the value we get from the money that we have.

I’ll definitely get the Kindle + Audible versions of Think and Grow Rich, the quote you highlighted is just so empowering and up-lifting! Will definitely also work my way through this list through your affiliate links.

Great post, as always, Zach!

By: Waiting2Bzapped

Waiting2Bzapped — Tue, 03 Jul 2018 03:14:39 +0000

This is a well curated list. Thanks for sharing.

By: Tom @ Dividends Diversify

Tom @ Dividends Diversify — Mon, 02 Jul 2018 12:38:14 +0000

Zach, Surprisingly, I have only read one of these books, The Millionaire Next Door. I attained a lot of my PF knowledge from magazines like Money and investment newsletters I follow.

I really like the quote from Eker….”What you focus on expands”. It speaks to me at a higher level than only personal finance.

My Dad told me when I was a kid that “most people work for money, while smart people have money work for them”. Tom