Set for Life

The Lifeonaire program: Had I started out with this kind of advice, it would have profoundly affected the approach I used to achieve success, and what I considered to be success in the first place.

The best book on real estate I've ever read. Much more effective than the methods I used to build a real estate business in my youth. If you haven't decided on a career path, real estate is worth a look.

My favorite economist, Harry Dent has called every major market turn since the 1980's. No one can tell exactly when things will happen, but identifying what drives events can position you well for the preservation and growth of your capital.

Great lessons for learning to focus on what's working. Identify it, pour everything you have into it, and cut everything else off. Very important to keep you from "drowning in opportunity" and accomplishing nothing.

The economic crash of 2008 put many of us in a bad position for retirement, but not all hope is lost. It's good to have a back-up plan anyway, and a plan to back-up the back-up plan. This is a good place to start your research.

A good primer on retirement planning for those just starting out. Covers the basics of sound money management, living frugally and paying yourself first; info everyone should know.

This is brass tacks about wealth accumulation and the humble lifestyle habits that often acquires it in direct contrast to the pomp and flash we're conditioned with on TV. Must read.

Great perspective on what wealth is truly about. I was moving in this direction when I ran across the book and it cemented my intent: to live as inexpensively as possible with no debt, and maximize my free time for my deepest passions.