Episode · ChooseFI · 2017-11-13
Alan Donegan on ChooseFI #049: books mentioned
049 | Alan Donegan & The Escape Artist | The Aggregation of Marginal Gains
Alan Donegan recommended Rich Dad, Poor Dad by Robert T. Kiyosaki and others, and discussed Invest in Your-SELF by Marc Eisenson and others. Also mentioned: Invest in Yourself by Patricia McGowan and others.
Books mentioned, in the order they came up
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Invest in Your-SELF
Discussed“Now in about somewhere around 2000 I stumbled across in a Bookshop across an obscure book called invest in yourself and I just picked it up in the Bookshop and I started reading it and it was talking about you know how much is enough and can you cut your expenses and the wonders of compound interest”
Where to get it
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Invest in Yourself
Discussed“now in about somewhere around 2000 I stumbled across in a Bookshop across an obscure book called invest in yourself and I just picked it up in the Bookshop and I started reading it”
Where to get it
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Rich Dad, Poor Dad
Rich Dad, Poor Dad by Robert T.
Recommended“just adding in the one piece of advice that made a massive impact on my wife and I as we bought ours was the Robert Kiyosaki the difference between an asset and a liability”
Where to get it
Other mentions in this episode (5) — ad reads, self-promotion and passing references, never counted
Passing The Millionaire Next Door
“Financial Independence was a thing you know I'd never heard of your money or your life or The Millionaire Next Door”
Passing Your Money or Your Life
“Financial Independence was a thing you know I'd never heard of your money or your life or The Millionaire Next Door”
Passing Your Money or Your Life
“and for example there are no UK equivalent books to your money or your life”
Passing The Millionaire Next Door
“there's no UK equivalent books to The Millionaire Next Door”
Passing Walden
“there is a longer tradition in the U.S that you can kind of trace back to Thoreau and you know the book Walden Pond and those social and political and constitutional differences”