Episode · ChooseFI · 2017-02-19
Books mentioned on 011 | Welcome To The Hot Seat
Most people think getting your financial life together means grinding until 65 and hoping you saved enough. Brad and Jonathan flip that script: you can control your life by your 30s if you stop repeating the same expensive mistakes everyone else makes.
Brad Barrett recommended Millionaire Women Next Door by Dr. Thomas J. Stanley, and discussed Blue Crimes and International Criminal Law by Zoi Aliozi and others. Also mentioned: The Simple Path to Wealth by Jl Collins and VJ by Nina Blackwood and others.
Books mentioned, in the order they came up
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Millionaire Women Next Door
Millionaire Women Next Door by Dr.
Recommended“we believe that you should be playing like Dr Thomas Stanley from Millionaire Next Door says we think you should be playing offense and defense”
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The Simple Path to Wealth
The Simple Path to Wealth by JL Collins is a clear and accessible guide to achieving financial independence through low-cost index fund investing and simple savings habits.
Recommended“also for the jail Collins he just recently published a book which is now available on Amazon and I have my copy of it courtesy of the the mustache that we just recently went to and I highly recommend that for you”
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Blue Crimes and International Criminal Law
Discussed“and you know I read this book that we'll link to in the show notes it's called future Crimes by Mark Goodman I believe it is uh he was a FBI uh cyber terrorism and you know dealing with with all these hackers essentially and it is the most frightening book you will ever read in your entire life essentially”
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VJ
VJ: The Unplugged Adventures of MTV's First Waves by Nina Blackwood, Mark Goodman, Alan Hunter, and Martha Quinn is a nostalgic memoir chronicling the early days of the iconic music television network through the eyes of its original video jockeys.
Recommended“and you know I read this book that we'll link to in the show notes it's called future Crimes by Mark Goodman I believe it is uh he was a FBI uh cyber terrorism and you know dealing with with all these hackers essentially and it is the most frightening book you will ever read in your entire life”
Where to get it
