Book Review & Summary: 'Quit Like a Millionaire' by Kristy Shen and Bryce Leung.
Written by two prominent members of the FIRE (Financial Independence Retire Early) movement the book provides a guide on how to retire at a young age.
Richard Jones
Sorry for the radio silence...
Normal service will be resumed! There has been a lot going on. I have started a few blog posts for book reviews, lifestyle musings and thoughts on essentialism but kept switching focus between them and procrastinating! I have also been trying to relaunch the YouTube channel writing scripts and working
Office jungle: Summer plant update.
So how have the original plants faired and what additions (and unfortunate subtractions) have been made? Let's dig in...
Every day is a school day - invest in yourself.
There are many ways you can invest in yourself and unlike my previous post on get-rich-quick scams, they do not necessarily need any monetary investment.
Book Review & Summary: 'How to Win Friends and Influence People' by Dale Carnegie.
In a world that thrives on relationships, Dale Carnegie's classic masterpiece remains a beacon of wisdom and guidance. The book has captivated readers for generations, and it continues to be an invaluable resource for those seeking to enhance their social skills and build meaningful connections.
Dubious ways to 'get rich quick' you need to avoid.
I can give you one surefire way to get rich very quickly. Buy a winning lottery ticket. Unfortunately not very simple. So why do people often fall for the promise of getting rich quickly or seek it out?
Physical and mental health - do what is good for you, quit what isn't and why BT was right when they said 'It's good to talk'.
Maintain a balanced life, sleep and eat well, exercise, ignore hustle culture and please always talk to people if you need to.