Atomic Habits by James Clear clarifies that creating habits is not about being more productive, but setting yourself up to succeed.

Rich Dad Poor Dad is a classic finance book that everyone should read if you want to understand the differences between how the rich and poor think about money.

Bill Perkins book Die With Zero is a lesson in balancing the pursuit of money with enjoying life's experiences.

Ready to be known if your field? Looking to build and expand your personal brand? In this book, my friend Mark W. Schaefer, outlines the advantages of being Known and a framework for getting there.