The best book I've read this year: How To Live by Derek Sivers....

Your biggest obstacle to getting rich is the harmful meaning you've attached to it.
Making money is proof you're adding value to people's lives.
Aiming to get rich is aiming to be useful to the world.
Think about what's valuable to others.
• Race
• Gender
• Education
• Physique
• Family
• Nationality
Anyone can be rich – so it might as well be you.
Learn it and practice it like you would any other.
It works better than force, rules, punishment, or appealing to generosity.
Great art has been created in pursuit of great profit.
There's no shortage.
So capture the value you create.
Charge for what you do.
By charging more, you're actually helping them use it and appreciate it.
Value yourself higher, than rise to fit this valuation.
But if you feel you truly deserve it, you'll do whatever it takes.
So adjust your self-image first.
Refuse the comfortable addiction of a steady paycheck.
Execution is everything.
The world is filled with ideas, yet so few take action and make them happen.
Find an old industry and solve an old problem in a new way.
Settle for average.
Keep it simple & manage it yourself.
Avoid exciting investments.
Never think for one second that you know the future.
Remind yourself over and over again that nobody knows the future.
Ignore anyone that says they do.
Rich people who do this feel trapped and miserable.
The less you buy, the more you're in control.
You'd be better off just giving them the money.
The return is the same ($0) but you'd skip the bad feelings.
Say yes to more choices.
Money won't change you – but it will amplify who you are.
But to truly understand these quotes, you need to pick up a copy of the full book.
It's 27 short chapters answering the question: "How to Live"
"Get Rich" was just one of those ways.
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