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Hey man love your videos, check out “Principles for dealing with the changing world order by Ray Dalio.” Incredible read about the rise and fall of empires throughout history.
I also would like to add a quick note to everyone about reading to keep in mind. Yes reading a lot of books is good but we as humans only retain about 20% of the information on the first read of a book, so be sure to at least visit a book twice in this coming year! It really helps a lot! Happy reading! 📖 🎉
I love how passionate you are about learning new things and challenging your own ideologies. Every person should be like this, we would have a great society
Fiction : Anna Karenina by Leo Tolstoy Philosophy : The Republic by Plato History : The Gulag Archipelago by Solzhenitsyn Business : Principles by Ray Dalio Finance : The Intelligent Investor by Graham
Add Oridnary Men by Christopher Browning to the history section. The Gulag Archipelago is a great book. I always laugh when Marxists/Communists deny that book as "real communism" lol
The Go-Giver is one of the very best business books I've ever read. It's about how focusing on giving the greatest amount of value to your customers is the thing that brings you success in business.
I would be retiring or working less in 5 years and I just want to know best how people split their pay, how much of it goes into savings, spendings or investments. I earn around $165K per year but nothing to show for it yet.
you're not alone, i'm part of the High Earners, Not Rich Yet (HENRY) not having much left after taxes, housing, and family costs.. not to mention saving for an affluent retirement.
Don't be a marketing strategy for luxury brands like Louis Vuitton and Tag Heuer without having your money give birth to more money (I recommend ''The Richest Man In Babylon'') Rather, you can move to wealth by reducing expenses and increasing savings or investments. As far as I'm concerned, its ideal to consult a reliable financial advisor for such objectives.
@@rainy6161 I totally agree, the end worries of handling my finance came in the person of a license advisor from CHARLES SCHWAB, and in less than 5 years, I've made it into a staggering $10M after subsequent investments. In my experience, fear can take control if waiting too long to set investment goals, but that should go away once you set the plan into motion.
@@lamp2248 wow! I'm 58. 75,000 USD pension, and only began this stock thing few months ago. Oh, and I live in the Great White North, Canada. I'm ramping up my savings for next year, while the economy and the feds play silly buggers. My goal is to see 2030 in good health and finish up my home payment by next year. Mind if I look up the advisor that aids you?
@@verified6140 My FA is "Ashley Breanne Haley" watched her on a CNBC interview where she was featured and reached out to her afterwards. She has since provided entry and exit points on the securities I focus on. You can look up her name online if you care supervision. I basically copy her trades.
"People only read books about things they believe in...", yes, exactly, and they reinforce their thoughts and don't leave room for other perspectives. I loved that point. ❤️ You're special Nate.
Keep up the good job man, I’ve been following you for over year now I think you’re doing a great job. One of the best book I read this year was “What it takes” Stephen schwarzman
This one only applies if you work with teams but if you do it is fascinating. It's about the structure of a good team and the way it explains these principles that apply to all of us is brilliant. The 5 Dysfunctions Of A Team is a top book for me.
Great inspo thank you for your recommendations , for me I believe reading is not just enough". Take the action! Put your newfound knowledge to use. I read for a long time but Action made my life change in no time ( generally and mostly financially) That's my two cents on this
I struggle to follow through, especially financially. I earn quite enough but hardly have a saving. Rent, bills, debt, expenses take it all away. It almost feels like I leave paycheck to paycheck
I would recommend The Midnight Library. I found it interesting. It's about a library where books enable you to undo every one of your regrets and try out how your life would be without them.
The Body Keeps the Score was a good book I read this year. Explains the processes behind the details and effects of trauma to a person and the scope and impact that has on a person as they age and their brain develops. Detailed read but very interesting.
The Art Of War by Sun Tzu is my favourite short book. I always manage to finish it in an evening. Meditations by Marcus Aurelius is quick and easy to read aswell. The Tao Te Ching by Lao Tzu is also quick and easy to read as is the Analects by Confucius. The Prince by Niccolo Machiavelli is also quick and easy to read. Also DMX's Autobiography is also quick and easy to read. In terms of Novels The Curious Incident Of The Dog In The Night Time is very easy to read. Those are my short and easy to read book recommendations.
The one fiction book that I read last year that I really loved is The Night In Lisbon. It's about a guy who's dealing with the second world war with his wife and it's just fascinating to know how people dealt with war back then.
I'd be totally in for the book club! The world needs more places and spaces to slow down and reflect. Let's create this small hub! My top books of 2022: Fiction: War and Peace. Big classic, glad I finally had the courage to read it. What a masterpiece. Non Fiction: Buddhism Plain and Simple. Amazing and simple guide to Buddhism, and why one doesn't have to be a monk to live a happy life.
I'm just finishing reading "Your Money or Your Life" written in 1992 by Joe Dominguez and Vicki Robin, and found that it's had a huge impact on opening my eyes about the way I look at money and work and the way I look at how I spend my own valuable time. It's in line with some of the things I see here on your channel, and I think you may like it. Happy reading!
My favorite books of this year were "Never split the difference", And "Talk like TED". I don't know if you have read them before or not Yet but I highly recommend them. Thank you for your recommendation I picked some titles
Hi Nate. I just discovered you. I am watching your chanel from Germany. Just to let you know that we are apreciating your work. Your videos on non fiction books are my favourite.🙂 Thank you. 🙂
Yet another book list to add for the next year. Thank you Nate for adding to my 50 book reading goal. And to a future video. Awesome recommendations. 👏🏿👏🏿 I highly recommend you read the count of Monty Cristo as a nice dive into fictional books. Such a great story and the history behind it is just awesome
For e-book lovers, here are the top 3 best e-books I've read on Amazon: 1- Telescope Optics: A Comprehensive Manual for Amateur Astronomers 2 - La Panacée originelle : - La vitamine C 3- The Truth About the Tarot: A Manual of Practice and Theory
For fiction books I liked, "where the Crawdads sing" and "The Four Winds". The first book is a bit of everything; mystery, romance, nature, etc. The second book is a historical fiction about the depression and the dust bowl. Thanks for the recommendations! These are definitely books I wouldn't think to read and would love to check out!
I always enjoy getting recommendations from successful people, especially when they aren’t books I’ve been excluded to before, so thanks for sharing Nate! Also, loved the bookmark in the book on taxes 😂
Fiction: "The Great Divorce" by C. S. Lewis. 146 pages. A vision of heaven, but really more it's a brilliant insight on human nature. As with all of Lewis' works, his exercise of the English language and storytelling is unsurpassed. There's an audio version here on RUclips with all the cool UK accents.
I love these book review videos, I probably won’t read a lot of the books you share but I’m still interested in your take on them lol. I’m still stuck on a video you shared years ago where you mentioned The 4 hour work week, Rich dad poor dad, and the other basic books for entrepreneurs :)
Mauler and Questus by english writer Shawn Williamson. I am teacher in Brazil. I discovered this writer and Fell in love for his writing. He is excellent. His stories are very good. My students studied Mauler about tilacine. They loved. Our classes were amazing.
For super low cost print books sure to entertain, Thomas C. Stuhr KDP releases. Commotion in Mingertown has changed many peoples lives with a thoughtful read with a laugh at times.
Fantasy: Jade City by Fonda Lee Sci-Fi/Dystopian: Scythe by Neal Shusterman Psychology: The Lucifer Effect by Philip Zimbardo Psych/Biology/Productivity: When by Daniel Pink Happy reading and I look forward to seeing what books you dive into this year!
🦌💗💗 I like the fact that you're open to a lot of different ideas 😍🥰(even on things that oppose to what you believe in) You sound like a very well round person.😍I think I'll learn A LOT from you love (not only from your channel and posts) when we get to talk normally.
History, finance and philosophy 📚, religion, economics and psychology damnnn idk if I can keep up with a conversation with you I know a little bit of pretty much anything and if I don't know anything about a certain topic at least my curiosity will get along with the conversation by asking relevant questions to the topic. Too much seriousness! Is that even a word? 😂 Grandpa gemini!
Philosophy: The Laws of Human Nature by Robert Greene Finance: Money, Master the Game by Tony Robbins Fiction: Dungeon Crawler Carl (series) by Matt Dinniman You're awesome! Love your channel.
Behave by Robert Sapolsky by far my favorite book of all time - it's a big book but I think based on your personality and that you seem to have an enjoyment for learning about various topics, this book could be enjoyable. It's a neuroscience book that explains why people do what they do.
I join groups whose beliefs are contradicting to mine. I do a lot of things for fun and curiosity. I met a lot of interesting people inside the rehab too. One is a tomboy (I mean the main thing that I asked her is how does she do sex with the same gender, I asked how was it, how they do it and why does she prefer women over men) one is someone who's down for one night stands and a lot more. We sneakily talk to each other whenever we can. Basically I prefer talking to people than reading books.
My favorite read from this year is “Sapiens: A Brief History of Mankind” by Yuval Noah Harari. Very eye-opening and thought-provoking book if you’re interested in human evolution.
Yes! This book is very good. Huge fan of Yuval Harari. I'm in the middle of his book Homo Deus. Another eye opening book. I would also suggest Carl Sagan Broca's Brain. And get good read. Also Darwin's Armada. That was an amazing.....jeez I can just keep going. Hope you enjoy!
@@john.okeeffe I just added a decent list of books that I've read that I absolutely love and a lot of them were eye opening. Check them out and let me know what you think.
It is interesting all your books reviewed that some book, I never knew before. Reading is useful for improving our knowledge and ability for sustainable development.
Here's some sci-fi for you: Hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy (easy read, must read) The Martian (fast easy fun read) Project Hail Mary (fast easy fun read) Dune (Classic, read at least book 1. Book 1-4 of the main series are good, some of the peripheral books can absolutely be skipped) Hyperion (Read at least book 1. But if you read book 1 you probably want to read the rest) Foundation (Read at least book 1. Book 1 had a very big scope for its time, the rest of the series is not as revolutionary but a good story)
New subscriber here, I'm 50 and don't plan on retiring for another 5 years, my pension fund of 500k is fully invested in stocks, and the value of the fund has dropped 20% in the past 12 months. Would you advise switching some of the funds out of stocks into less risky assets, or should I sit tight and ride the storm for another year, given that I have another 5 years before retirement?
when the market goes down and the value of your portfolio decreases significantly, it’s tempting to ask yourself or your financial advisor (if you have one) “should I pull my money out of the stock market?” that’s understandable, but most likely not the best course of action.
That's right, a bias for action can be your worst enemy in the stock market whereas, to avoid the hustle and bustle, I'm better off using an invt advisor, saves me time and earns me weekly to monthly income since the Rona-outbreak in 2019 till date. I'm about 15% short of reaching my first $1M, so I may consider rtrmt.
i read this book called midnight library. and it is an easy fiction book. it is about a 35 year old woman who isn't happy with her life. and she tries to end her life but in between life and death, she tries out different lives. what would have happened if she made different choices. i thought it was insightful if you want to read fiction
Nate, do you read any fiction for recreation or relaxation? There is a whole lot you can learn about life reading fiction, especially great classic literature or great books. Dickens, George Eliot, Dostoevsky, Hardy, etc. offer wonderful, enriching stories for our enjoyment.
♉🐂 Damn love, you really are persistent AF. Taurus the bull! ♉ There's a lot of 🌊 to visit here try them out for the mean time. I'm overthinking what to tell my mom. Ugh I'm running out of things to say regarding this. Why can't you wait love?🫠
You may like " the Anarchy , the relentless rise of the east Indian company". It is a history, not a fiction but fascinating story that helps to understand the world around us a bit better
Never Split the Difference by Chris Voss great book on how to negotiate, or talk people into or out of anything. Was a fun read, he was an FBI negotiator.
Nate, you've indicated an interest in history, finance, and philosophy, if you're still looking for works of fiction I would recommend the Baroque Cycle by Neal Stephenson, an epic read in length and scope, but I suspect it is right up your alley.
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Hey man love your videos, check out “Principles for dealing with the changing world order by Ray Dalio.” Incredible read about the rise and fall of empires throughout history.
I also would like to add a quick note to everyone about reading to keep in mind. Yes reading a lot of books is good but we as humans only retain about 20% of the information on the first read of a book, so be sure to at least visit a book twice in this coming year! It really helps a lot! Happy reading! 📖 🎉
I love re-reading books
@@NateOBrien Retweet to that
Yes. I started this Month to re-read all the BOOKS
Or, take notes the first time.
That number is low. What is your source?
I love how passionate you are about learning new things and challenging your own ideologies. Every person should be like this, we would have a great society
Fiction : Anna Karenina by Leo Tolstoy
Philosophy : The Republic by Plato
History : The Gulag Archipelago by Solzhenitsyn
Business : Principles by Ray Dalio
Finance : The Intelligent Investor by Graham
Add Oridnary Men by Christopher Browning to the history section. The Gulag Archipelago is a great book. I always laugh when Marxists/Communists deny that book as "real communism" lol
Anna Karenina is a personal favorite, nice choice!
The Go-Giver is one of the very best business books I've ever read. It's about how focusing on giving the greatest amount of value to your customers is the thing that brings you success in business.
I would be retiring or working less in 5 years and I just want to know best how people split their pay, how much of it goes into savings, spendings or investments. I earn around $165K per year but nothing to show for it yet.
you're not alone, i'm part of the High Earners, Not Rich Yet (HENRY) not having much left after taxes, housing, and family costs.. not to mention saving for an affluent retirement.
Don't be a marketing strategy for luxury brands like Louis Vuitton and Tag Heuer without having your money give birth to more money (I recommend ''The Richest Man In Babylon'') Rather, you can move to wealth by reducing expenses and increasing savings or investments. As far as I'm concerned, its ideal to consult a reliable financial advisor for such objectives.
@@rainy6161 I totally agree, the end worries of handling my finance came in the person of a license advisor from CHARLES SCHWAB, and in less than 5 years, I've made it into a staggering $10M after subsequent investments. In my experience, fear can take control if waiting too long to set investment goals, but that should go away once you set the plan into motion.
@@lamp2248 wow! I'm 58. 75,000 USD pension, and only began this stock thing few months ago. Oh, and I live in the Great White North, Canada. I'm ramping up my savings for next year, while the economy and the feds play silly buggers. My goal is to see 2030 in good health and finish up my home payment by next year. Mind if I look up the advisor that aids you?
@@verified6140 My FA is "Ashley Breanne Haley" watched her on a CNBC interview where she was featured and reached out to her afterwards. She has since provided entry and exit points on the securities I focus on. You can look up her name online if you care supervision. I basically copy her trades.
Scrolling through the comments, trying to find the one hero who just listed the books for quick reference...
This month is a semester break from my university and I will be checking out some of these books.Thank you.
I hope you find the books useful!
amazing video Nate ! creating an online book club is literally the best thing i have heard in a while. go for it !!!
"People only read books about things they believe in...", yes, exactly, and they reinforce their thoughts and don't leave room for other perspectives. I loved that point. ❤️ You're special Nate.
What's the best book you've ever read? Send me recommendations!
Good Vibes, Good Life by Vex King ❤️
ATOMIC HABITS :)
Shantaram, The Time Machine, Human Action, The Sovereign Individual, Lila, The Mandibles
@@noahb3404 same! started reading it last week!
Keep up the good job man, I’ve been following you for over year now I think you’re doing a great job. One of the best book I read this year was “What it takes” Stephen schwarzman
This one only applies if you work with teams but if you do it is fascinating. It's about the structure of a good team and the way it explains these principles that apply to all of us is brilliant. The 5 Dysfunctions Of A Team is a top book for me.
Great inspo thank you for your recommendations , for me I believe reading is not just enough". Take the action! Put your newfound knowledge to use. I read for a long time but Action made my life change in no time ( generally and mostly financially)
That's my two cents on this
1 agree with 100%
Action makes it work, no matter how little start and see the results come by
I struggle to follow through, especially financially. I earn quite enough but hardly have a saving. Rent, bills, debt, expenses take it all away. It almost feels like I leave paycheck to paycheck
¿Live below your means, Adjust your lifestyle, be frugal in spending don't buy unnecessary stuff, Budget your spending and your debts :)
¿S a v e, In vest it's a better way to grow wealth, get a pro IA to help you:)
Thanks
I would recommend The Midnight Library. I found it interesting. It's about a library where books enable you to undo every one of your regrets and try out how your life would be without them.
I was in a book club that attempted to read that but it was a bit too along the lines of self-help. So we switched it up to Catch-22
just bought the book
Thanks Nate, I gotta read this ish!
The Body Keeps the Score was a good book I read this year. Explains the processes behind the details and effects of trauma to a person and the scope and impact that has on a person as they age and their brain develops. Detailed read but very interesting.
The Art Of War by Sun Tzu is my favourite short book. I always manage to finish it in an evening. Meditations by Marcus Aurelius is quick and easy to read aswell. The Tao Te Ching by Lao Tzu is also quick and easy to read as is the Analects by Confucius. The Prince by Niccolo Machiavelli is also quick and easy to read. Also DMX's Autobiography is also quick and easy to read. In terms of Novels The Curious Incident Of The Dog In The Night Time is very easy to read. Those are my short and easy to read book recommendations.
The one fiction book that I read last year that I really loved is The Night In Lisbon. It's about a guy who's dealing with the second world war with his wife and it's just fascinating to know how people dealt with war back then.
I'd be totally in for the book club! The world needs more places and spaces to slow down and reflect. Let's create this small hub! My top books of 2022: Fiction: War and Peace. Big classic, glad I finally had the courage to read it. What a masterpiece. Non Fiction: Buddhism Plain and Simple. Amazing and simple guide to Buddhism, and why one doesn't have to be a monk to live a happy life.
Exciting books to read! One of my New Year Resolution is to read at least 10 books in 2023! This list has some great suggestions!
this is besides the point, but the video just started and I am absolutely obsessed with your sweater
I'm just finishing reading "Your Money or Your Life" written in 1992 by Joe Dominguez and Vicki Robin, and found that it's had a huge impact on opening my eyes about the way I look at money and work and the way I look at how I spend my own valuable time. It's in line with some of the things I see here on your channel, and I think you may like it. Happy reading!
My favorite books of this year were "Never split the difference", And "Talk like TED". I don't know if you have read them before or not Yet but I highly recommend them. Thank you for your recommendation I picked some titles
You are my new favourite RUclipsr just because of that sweater. Love it!
Hi Nate. I just discovered you. I am watching your chanel from Germany. Just to let you know that we are apreciating your work. Your videos on non fiction books are my favourite.🙂 Thank you. 🙂
Danke!
Yet another book list to add for the next year. Thank you Nate for adding to my 50 book reading goal. And to a future video.
Awesome recommendations. 👏🏿👏🏿
I highly recommend you read the count of Monty Cristo as a nice dive into fictional books. Such a great story and the history behind it is just awesome
For e-book lovers, here are the top 3 best e-books I've read on Amazon:
1- Telescope Optics: A Comprehensive Manual for Amateur Astronomers
2 - La Panacée originelle : - La vitamine C
3- The Truth About the Tarot: A Manual of Practice and Theory
For fiction books I liked, "where the Crawdads sing" and "The Four Winds". The first book is a bit of everything; mystery, romance, nature, etc. The second book is a historical fiction about the depression and the dust bowl. Thanks for the recommendations! These are definitely books I wouldn't think to read and would love to check out!
Good picks. Add American author Thomas C. Stuhr to the list to read. KDP books are raw passionate and humorous.
I always enjoy getting recommendations from successful people, especially when they aren’t books I’ve been excluded to before, so thanks for sharing Nate! Also, loved the bookmark in the book on taxes 😂
I love hearing what other people are reading! I’ll definitely be checking out some of these books
Fiction: "The Great Divorce" by C. S. Lewis. 146 pages. A vision of heaven, but really more it's a brilliant insight on human nature. As with all of Lewis' works, his exercise of the English language and storytelling is unsurpassed. There's an audio version here on RUclips with all the cool UK accents.
it is fascinating how many bod books are out there and how hard is it to find good books like these
I watched one of your videos in 2020 about creating a thumbnail on Google slides and it was everything, life changing
"I'm not a Communist... I think it's important to read things you disagree with." You are speaking my language.
I recommend: Profit First, Atomic Habits; I do the same 1 book a week, sometimes 2 book a week😁📖🙌🏼
I love these book review videos, I probably won’t read a lot of the books you share but I’m still interested in your take on them lol. I’m still stuck on a video you shared years ago where you mentioned The 4 hour work week, Rich dad poor dad, and the other basic books for entrepreneurs :)
Mauler and Questus by english writer Shawn Williamson. I am teacher in Brazil. I discovered this writer and Fell in love for his writing. He is excellent. His stories are very good. My students studied Mauler about tilacine. They loved. Our classes were amazing.
For super low cost print books sure to entertain, Thomas C. Stuhr
KDP releases. Commotion in Mingertown has changed many peoples lives with a thoughtful read with a laugh at times.
Thanks for the book recommendations. Admire your belief on reading viewpoints we do not agree with. Excellent advice
Glad you enjoyed it!
Two of my favorite reads last 2022 are The Courage to be Disliked and Essentialism. Both are life-changing books!
Just started watching the video but I had to comment: what an absolutely amazing jumper! 😻😻😻
I bought APD stock last year, after you recommended it and had 35% return. Thanks 🙏
Love the sweater!!! 😍
I'll probably check out several of those. Thanks.
Merry Christmas, Nate! Thanks for sharing ❤
Fantasy: Jade City by Fonda Lee
Sci-Fi/Dystopian: Scythe by Neal Shusterman
Psychology: The Lucifer Effect by Philip Zimbardo
Psych/Biology/Productivity: When by Daniel Pink
Happy reading and I look forward to seeing what books you dive into this year!
Thanks Nate! Gems as usual 🤓
Absolutely love your videos with books overview. Not all of them become my favorite but still a good reading.
I love this dude's mindset!
Very interesting recommendations 💯 Also, that sweater is sooo cute 🤍
Nate, Thank you for mentioning Cambodia. I am from Cambodia. Great sharing video sir
Omg I can't believe it you mentioned Cambodia 😍🎉🎉🎉
Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us!
The Nightingale by Kristin Hannah and Between Shades of Gray by Ruta Sepetys are both very good historical fiction books about WW2.
Great content. Merry Christmas 🎅
Nate, thank you for recommendations! One of the most genuine youtubers out there:)
🦌💗💗
I like the fact that you're open to a lot of different ideas 😍🥰(even on things that oppose to what you believe in)
You sound like a very well round person.😍I think I'll learn A LOT from you love (not only from your channel and posts) when we get to talk normally.
If you did the book club I would join
Titan is fantastic. First Chernow book I read, getting me interested in his others.
Everything you do and read is lovely and That is why I love your channel
"House of Morgan" sounds great! I also just watched one of your travel videos and it was soo helpful!
I love Ur channel, you helped me through a lot, thanks a lot
Love the sweater 😊
Thanks!
History, finance and philosophy 📚, religion, economics and psychology damnnn idk if I can keep up with a conversation with you I know a little bit of pretty much anything and if I don't know anything about a certain topic at least my curiosity will get along with the conversation by asking relevant questions to the topic. Too much seriousness! Is that even a word? 😂 Grandpa gemini!
Thanks for these recommendations Nate!
I’m a book fanatic. Definitely going to check some of these out. I’ve read one or two u have listed
Philosophy: The Laws of Human Nature by Robert Greene
Finance: Money, Master the Game by Tony Robbins
Fiction: Dungeon Crawler Carl (series) by Matt Dinniman
You're awesome! Love your channel.
Loved this video! Definitely just ordered a few from your list, can't wait to start reading more in the new year.
I’m reading Misbehaving. It’s really interesting and fantastic and fun to read
Behave by Robert Sapolsky by far my favorite book of all time - it's a big book but I think based on your personality and that you seem to have an enjoyment for learning about various topics, this book could be enjoyable. It's a neuroscience book that explains why people do what they do.
Brilliant review. Thank you for sharing.
I join groups whose beliefs are contradicting to mine. I do a lot of things for fun and curiosity. I met a lot of interesting people inside the rehab too. One is a tomboy (I mean the main thing that I asked her is how does she do sex with the same gender, I asked how was it, how they do it and why does she prefer women over men)
one is someone who's down for one night stands and a lot more. We sneakily talk to each other whenever we can. Basically I prefer talking to people than reading books.
My favorite read from this year is “Sapiens: A Brief History of Mankind” by Yuval Noah Harari. Very eye-opening and thought-provoking book if you’re interested in human evolution.
Yes! This book is very good. Huge fan of Yuval Harari. I'm in the middle of his book Homo Deus. Another eye opening book. I would also suggest Carl Sagan Broca's Brain. And get good read. Also Darwin's Armada. That was an amazing.....jeez I can just keep going. Hope you enjoy!
@@emperortrajan3609 thanks for the recommendations! I’ll definitely check those out
@@john.okeeffe I just added a decent list of books that I've read that I absolutely love and a lot of them were eye opening. Check them out and let me know what you think.
Total nonsense
It is interesting all your books reviewed that some book, I never knew before. Reading is useful for improving our knowledge and ability for sustainable development.
Here's some sci-fi for you:
Hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy (easy read, must read)
The Martian (fast easy fun read)
Project Hail Mary (fast easy fun read)
Dune (Classic, read at least book 1. Book 1-4 of the main series are good, some of the peripheral books can absolutely be skipped)
Hyperion (Read at least book 1. But if you read book 1 you probably want to read the rest)
Foundation (Read at least book 1. Book 1 had a very big scope for its time, the rest of the series is not as revolutionary but a good story)
I just love every recommendation 😭
Thank you so much for this video I was waiting eagerly for this video.... 😍😍😍😍
New subscriber here, I'm 50 and don't plan on retiring for another 5 years, my pension fund of 500k is fully invested in stocks, and the value of the fund has dropped 20% in the past 12 months. Would you advise switching some of the funds out of stocks into less risky assets, or should I sit tight and ride the storm for another year, given that I have another 5 years before retirement?
when the market goes down and the value of your portfolio decreases significantly, it’s tempting to ask yourself or your financial advisor (if you have one) “should I pull my money out of the stock market?” that’s understandable, but most likely not the best course of action.
That's right, a bias for action can be your worst enemy in the stock market whereas, to avoid the hustle and bustle, I'm better off using an invt advisor, saves me time and earns me weekly to monthly income since the Rona-outbreak in 2019 till date. I'm about 15% short of reaching my first $1M, so I may consider rtrmt.
Yoh Nate @Nate O'Brien, thanks for the video. I'd like to add, I like your jersey man😎. Where did you bought it?
Hey you have deers on your sweater ! Very nice . I’m writing down the titles of your books . Thanks.🦌🦌🦌
i read this book called midnight library. and it is an easy fiction book. it is about a 35 year old woman who isn't happy with her life. and she tries to end her life but in between life and death, she tries out different lives. what would have happened if she made different choices. i thought it was insightful if you want to read fiction
I LOVE the sweater!!!
Amazing video and may I say nice sweater ! 💙
Thanks!
The camera quality is CRISP
Post regularly I'm really addicted to your vidoes now!
Thank you.
Nate, do you read any fiction for recreation or relaxation? There is a whole lot you can learn about life reading fiction, especially great classic literature or great books. Dickens, George Eliot, Dostoevsky, Hardy, etc. offer wonderful, enriching stories for our enjoyment.
That’s my goal for next year, to read some fiction
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Damn love, you really are persistent AF.
Taurus the bull! ♉
There's a lot of 🌊 to visit here try them out for the mean time.
I'm overthinking what to tell my mom. Ugh I'm running out of things to say regarding this.
Why can't you wait love?🫠
Can't wait ti see your video on bond investment
Look forward to this one every year
Hello Nate thanks for your good channel
You may like " the Anarchy , the relentless rise of the east Indian company". It is a history, not a fiction but fascinating story that helps to understand the world around us a bit better
Good vid thks
Ur videos are so helpful…thank you
Thanks for watching, I’m glad you find it helpful
For behavioral economics I really like Dan Ariely books, give it a try, hope you like it.
Never Split the Difference by Chris Voss great book on how to negotiate, or talk people into or out of anything. Was a fun read, he was an FBI negotiator.
Nate, you've indicated an interest in history, finance, and philosophy, if you're still looking for works of fiction I would recommend the Baroque Cycle by Neal Stephenson, an epic read in length and scope, but I suspect it is right up your alley.
I really enjoyed the Ascent of Money by Niall Ferguson. I found it to give great insights of finacial history🙂👍
Great video Nate!
Thanks for supporting this channel for many years. I remember your comments from 5 years ago
Fiction: The lottery by Shirley Jackson and Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury