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This Sunday Times Bestseller is true to its name. It's the best self-help book for millenials and Gen-Z and the only one you'd need for now. It covers the entire spectrum of topics on how to be happy and achieve the success you seek. The author, Steven, is a rags-to-rich self-made millionaire who shares his experience along with multiple lessons and quotes along the way. These partially self-made quotes are thought-provoking and to-the-point true. This is merely a weekend read and still has all the advice you need to go for what you want.

2026-03-06

Most of the advice in this book is meant for youngsters in their 20ies: those who are incapable of managing money at all. This is true for most Americans, and the book is originally written for them. In Europe, specifically Switzerland, the financial system is very stable and fixed. There are no credit card fees that can be waived over a phone call. Also, people have a rich mindset: they tend to be conscious spenders, not frugal, and not reckless either. Pension funds are well in place. People save early on. The only part of this book I like is that options are outlined which one can invest in. However, I'm not sure if I agree with the author on whether its safe to invest into them or not (except for crypto - that's even banned in India!). An OK read.

2026-02-23

This book revolves in and around money, wealth, richness, happiness, and everyday decision-making. I find it a very relevant and important book in today's world, where people are chasing money and materialistic possessions, fame, a better house, and a Ferrari, more than ever before. Yet, mental health and dissatisfaction are rising, exactly due to this newfound superficiality everywhere. Why these issues must be addressed and how to tackle them rationally is what Morgan talks about in this new bestseller. No spoilers - it's easy, simple, good, and light reading. Perfect start to the new year!

2026-02-16