Mindset & Psychology
Start here if you've never read a finance book before. These explain why smart people still make bad money decisions — and it isn't about intelligence.
Nineteen short stories about how people actually behave with money — greed, fear, luck, risk. The best single book for understanding your own money habits, regardless of how much you earn.
The book that gets most people thinking differently about money for the first time. Some ideas are dated, some are debated — but the core lesson on assets versus liabilities has stuck for a reason.
Practical, step-by-step, and refreshingly free of guilt-tripping. A six-week programme to actually automate your finances instead of just feeling bad about a budget spreadsheet you'll abandon.
First published in 1937 and still one of the best-selling personal development books ever written. The language is dated, but the core ideas on persistence, focus, and defined goals shaped nearly every success book that came after it.
