If you want to know how to make and keep money then this book is a must. Before I ready The Richest Man in Babylon by George S. Clason for the first time, I’ve heard about this books from virtually everyone who shares the passion for personal development, growth, entrepreneurship, and financial success. At first I thought that it would be difficult to relate and obtain useful information that can be applied today when it comes to money management and practice of creating wealth based on money practices described in this book, however, after reading few pages, I’ve realized that money creation and growth practices are as applicable in today’s world as they were at the time of Babylon.

Here are few key points/questions that are covered in this awesome book:

• Three laws to successfully handle wealth
• The importance of being prepared for opportunities that present themselves to us over time
• Energy expansion in relation to growth of wealth
• How to make your money work for you
• “Seven cures for lean purse” – Ways to improve your financial situation using seven key principles
• What is procrastination and how it impacts our ability to create, retain, and invest money
• Five laws of money
• Ways to payoff your debt while growing personal savings

This book is an awesome collection of very engaging, easy to follow, and relevant stories that take you back in time of Babylon, bringing the lives of many successful and wealthy merchants to life, while teaching very important lessons and laws of money that where relevant then as well as today. Once you read this book once, you would want to read it again and again.

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You are a badass: How to stop doubting your greatness by Jen Sincero is one of those books that you can read multiple time and every time you read it you learn something new, something that you did not catch before. What I like about Jen Sincero’s writing style is its ease of following along, engaging content, many personal stories to support a point or multiple points in each chapter, and relatability to topics and points discussed.

Here’s are few key points/topics covered in this interesting and engaging book:

• How can one go from simply wanting to change his or her life to actually deciding to make the change
• Overcoming personal uncomfortable feeling towards things that we may not enjoy doing and making a new habit out this initially uncomfortable process
• How “most people live in the illusion based on someone else’s beliefs”
• The difference between our subconscious and conscious minds. Taking a deeper look into our subconscious mind and all information that it contains
• Law of attraction
• How to raise your own frequency and align with frequency of the universe
• Ways to deal with your own ego and overcome limiting subconscious beliefs
• How to love yourself no matter where you are, living in a moment
• State of gratitude
• How to forgive others and “letting yourself off the hook”
• How to stop procrastinating – “Not having time is an illusion”
• How to stay in a zone
• How to bring more money into our lives by establishing positive relationship with money
• Rules of wealth consciousness – “Money is an exchange of energy between different people”

 
These are just some of many points and questions address in this highly engaging and interesting book. I highly recommend “You are a badass: How to stop doubting your greatness” by Jen Sincero to anyone who is looking to invest into their own personal development and growth. If you don’t have time to read an actual paperback version of this book, you can purchase an audiobook version on Audible.

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