1. So good they can't ignore you (Cal Newport) 2. The productivity project (Chris Bailey) 3. Never split the difference (Chris Voss) 4. The defining decade 5. The millionaire fast lane
Loved your reasons for reading, Tina! 1) learn how to set goals and 2) learn how to achieve those goals 🙌🏼 Just finished 'Never split the difference'; I enjoyed how it explained the psychology of negotiating. (Sidenote: How Chris explained using odd numbers in offers during negotiations to have more success in hitting that number was super interesting!)
I'm always looking for books to read. I'm well past my 30s, but I'm aggressively interested in books I can pass down to my two children, nieces and nephews. I know it's not going to be a great gift for them at the time, but I'm putting together a "box" of books they need to read while they are young and am planning to give it to them upon graduating high school. Thank you so much for the book recommendations.
1:39 The book You Are A Badass helped me realize that there’s nothing wrong with me for not having that ONE real passion that I just wanted to do for the rest of my life. The reality is that very few people have this. The rest of us are better off finding something that doesn’t make us miserable and offers us a wage to afford the lifestyle we want.
I want to be able to live in NYC without extensive money stresses or a car, and be able to go on nice vacations. Before the pandemic I estimated that to mean I'd need a salary of $67,000. I didnt have a lot of money stressors (like a car) and I don't remember if i factored in student loan payments but thats what it was. Now with inflation and a change in life goals (want an electric car and house instead of an apartment) Im definitely gonna need to earn a but more than that.
@@rmercedes971 Aw, thank you! I wish the same for you. Your comment made me add the book to my list of books to read this year so I appreciate the input. I love your profile photo btw
These are great suggestions! Two other books that have helped me are David Allen's Getting Things Done (for productivity) and Stephen Covey's 7 Habits of Highly Effective People (for a wholesome lifestyle).
I am 37 and did not rage click out haha. I often feel so far behind in life. Had been wanting to be an Analyst of some sort for several years and only through taking a Data Analytics Bootcamp last year have a finally got my foot in the door as a Business Analyst at a company. However I am only making 50k. Most of my coworkers are 10-15 years younger than me. But I am finally doing something I wanted to do. Spent most of my adult working career in administrative roles and ashamed of talking about my jobs to others. I am literally planting the tree 10+ years late but am at least on the right path. Just hope to increase my salary and move up the career later sooner rather than later.
I loved the first book recommendation. People/companies etc generally continue talking about passion, but if there is no skill to back it up, it is a house of cards, you may be passionate towards something you truly know nothing about if you don't develop skills and depth in that. And then when you do start learning about it you may become disillusioned with it. Also, may I ask, that animated snorlax!! Where can I buy this??? So cute!
Ty for the vid!! Your cat is so cute too, I agreed with so much you said so I guess I'll learn about what I was clueless about. That is also how I chose my major/future job in your first book so its cool to see what else you learned and agreed with.
Passion might be over rated, but it is still in some ways relevant. A simple example might be - Career Changes. Though there might be several reasons why people make career transitions; one of them is some people are stuck in careers they have no interest in, one reason being pressure from parents and society and the prestige of some careers(Med, law etc.). On another note though your 20's is important but, this idea of hustle in your 20's and if you are confused about your career etc.. then you're doomed... Is troublesome in my opinion. Great video, Thank you 😊
I'm definitely living in the slow lane. However during this pandemic I have conclude my biggest fair is not being able to cover my current obligations. So I guess the first step for anyone in the slow lane: Work on over coming your fear.
Appreciate your videos. Really nice to have some insightful advice from experience. I really value and appreciate people like you taking the time to create helpful content.
Here are some other books you should also read even if you aren't in your 20s: 1. Can't hurt me, David Goggins One sentence summary: How to become disciplined and change your life from the 'Toughest man Alive'. 2. Man's search for meaning, Viktor Frankl One sentence summary: Finding meaning through suffering. 3. The untethered soul, Michael A. Singer One sentence summary: Understanding meditation and spirituality in layman terms. 4. Meditations, Marcus aurelius. One sentence summary: Stoicism and ancient philosophy which can be applied today. 5. When breath becomes air, Paul Kalanithi One sentence summary: A neurosurgeon expericing death himself. 6. Deep Work, Cal Newport. One sentence summary: Concentration is the new gold, a good way to get ahead in your career. 7. Digital Minimalism, Cal Newport. One sentence summary: How to carefully consider what technology to spend time on. 8. Both 12 rules for life by Jordan B. Peterson. One sentence summary: Self-help books from a world-renowned psychologist.
I haven't read most of these. I have read Cant Hurt Me but nothing really stood out to me. Man's Search for Meaning has become one of my favorite books. I dont think it changed my life physically but in terms of how I deal with tough life situations I think it is very memorable. If you could only read one lf these which one would you pick?
@@noahl.1003 I like the book so far. I just wish they'd talk more about how to actually enter into a deep state of work and less about them trying to sell the idea to me. Do they explain more practical ways to get myself to devote long periods of focus later in the book?
Thanks for the recommendations! I have heard about The Defining Decade once before but forgot about it and now it was a good reminder to get it ASAP :) I think it'll be a helpful book. I also recommend The Miracle Morning by Hal Elrod (read it at least twice now) about building a morning routine and The Mountain is You by Brianna Wiest (currently reading) about self-sabotage. :)
Much more wins today oh my God, I'm really happy for today $ 70,000 on this crypto investment after feeling so ecstatic heavy minded that's nothing good can come out of it, thank you Mrs Cathy Wood.
I'm one of her clients.... and I'm a living testimony of Expert Mrs Cathy. She has changed my financial status for the best, all thanks 😊 to my friend who introduced her to me.
How does this whole bitcoin thing work, I'm interested in it and I'm willing and ready to invest heavily in it but I'm gonna need an assistant from any trusted and productive professional
Hi Tina, I am considering pursuing a career in data science and your channel has been extremely helpful. I was wondering, do data scientist typically work alone on projects or in teams? I love the problem solving and business aspect of data science but I think I might go insane if I had to work entirely alone. Love your channel! :)
Hey Tina, I remember watching your video on figuring out what to do with your life. In that video u seemed to disagree with the book so good they can't ignore. Have u changed ur mind?
Very good callout! I was actually debating this book and originally had a whole section talking about why I wouldn’t follow the book to a T but took it out in the end because I thought it takes away from the summary. I think this book does take it to an extreme but I also realize that many people really do need it. What I think is that yes you should go get a skill that is valuable but also experiment along the way eg. I did this with data science/coding and youtube. I don’t think you have to be very good at data science for example before you start a youtube channel about data science. But getting good at a skill (even if the book takes it to an extreme) is way better than many people’s tendency to bounce around and never commit to anything in the first place :)
Psychology book recommendation: Self Psychology: An Introduction by Peter A. Lessem. A very good overview of the work and theories of psychoanalyst Heinz Kohut. Discusses basic human needs such as the need for affirmation and human connection.
Well, as someone whom I've only just discovered yet already look up to--I'll take this recommendation seriously and check out the video later tonight. Thanks! I wish you well.
@@TinaHuang1 Oh, hands down it's going to be the first one. I don't have, and never have had a passion. That's going to be an important book for me to read I feel. I'm far from independent and having autonomy, despite being 28 years old. If it's at the local library I'll check it out.
I come back here to really thank you for recommending "So Good They Can't Ignore You", with that book I read other Cal Newport´s books (Deep Work and Digital Minimalism) and they really changed my view on the whole career thing (and other good habits to have in order to enjoy life), the idea of a "passion" is extremely flawed and unreliable. It takes away the responsability from oneself to develop good skills and valuable work, it takes work to have a fulfilling and enjoyable work life.
You should also consider books for people who are aromantic as well like me! There are people who don't want to be bothered with romantic relationships.
thanks for all the efforts you put in this channel. you provide a great help ♥️♥️♥️can you suggest some courses on Coursera and datacamp for AI i started this a month ago and i am lost by every definition
I'm maximizing my "bum" identity capital. - ability to say crazy sh*t without fear of judgement: 2 sigma above the mean. - ability to think about the most absurd, bordering innovative, ideologies: 4 sigma above the mean Future goals: acquire the identity capital to auto-promote from philosophical hermit to community-driven guru. Time to open PowerBI and build up these KPIs and set up my camera.
Hi Tina, What would be beneficial, doing a second degree in computer science vs a master in computer science. I come from a non cs major background and I am wondering if going through a second degree gives is better opportunity for job prospective vs Master in computer science. (I am looking for a career change and i wanted your insights on this topic)
To be a glutton is the easy road like Rich Man and Lazarus, but that’s the wide road to hell. Diretso ka sa inferno and di ka na makakabalik sa lupa. Mahirap talaga kumain ng fruits and veggies and healthy foods. Alam ko yan kasi may sakit ako sa puso. Mas masarap talaga ung bawal. Mahirap din mag-exercise, nakakatamad tapos masakit din sa katawan. Pero ung sakit niya masarap hindi katulad sa sakit ng walang exercise. Especially 35 na ako, so things are different unlike nung 20’s ako. Mahirap din mag-aral and hasain ang utak. Nakakapagod din siya and nakakadrain. So lahat ng mabuti mahirap gawin, un talaga ang gist ng lahat ng libro. Lahat ng bawal masarap at madali, lahat ng tama at mabuti, mahirap at di masarap. No pain, no gain. Mas madaling magself destruct kesa mag self construct. You need a concerted effort and lots of willpower to be a good person or the best possible version of yourself. Mas madali maging couch potato and do nothing!
Karamihan ng mga libro basura lang. The Self Help World is so different from the Real World. And opinion lang yan ng isang tao, most likely author na walang pera na gustong magkapera sa libro. No different sa mga New Thought writers noong early 1900’s na sobrang fetish ung Telepathy and Telekinesis, Professor X and Magneto. Ang gusto ko ishare sa mga tao, na most likely walang makikinig, is how to be rich and use your money wisely. So di lang siya nakafocus sa pre-rich stage but also sa post-rich stage. Kasi normally sa pre-rich hustle and grind. Well ganun talaga sa trad business pero sa akin na trader smart work. Sa post-rich naman, default mode ng tao, sex, drugs, party, women more like the fake IG influencers and rappers. What if there’s a better way? To make use of time and money. Jan papasok si Wisdom because it’s hell lot easier to do evil than good. Evil is our default mode because of our fallen nature due to original sin and we live in a fallen world full of temptations from the devil! So if you will not deliberately seek Wisdom, as in the Wisdom of Solomon, and the Wisdom of Christ which is greater than Solomon, mapupunta ka sa hedonistic default mode or the “path of least resistance”. Kasi un ang pinakamadali at pinakamasaya sa tao.
MJ Demarco…stretching it here? Some hit it big, explain how they did it, and think that anyone who follows their formula will too. Luck plays a role, no?
Of course luck plays a role :) But luck also has a way of happening to people who put themselves out there. The way I think about it is do I want to try and perhaps hit it or give up and definitely not hit it.
@@TinaHuang1 Agree 100%. The book’s claims like “crack the code“ etc and knocking of the so-called slow lane approach are off-putting though. And he does claim under “The Sidewalk Approach”, luck isn’t needed for wealth. The points under The Slowlane don’t make much sense to me as justification, since you trade your time whether an entrepreneur or not, and someone in the slow lane will have more free time now and can play on weekends while the entrepreneur is grinding it - doubt most slow-laners are waiting until they’re 65 and wealthy to enjoy life :) Of the four dangers viewable in the video - those really apply to everyone, eg anyone can die young, and an entrepreneur’s business can go under too etc
Atomic Habits has definitely had a huge impact on my life Also I want to add that the Shortform app doesn't work for me. It is possible thats its just my device. Is there a way to fix this?
Madami pa akong gustong iexplore sa Post Rich stage. Un ang subject of research ko. Sabi ko pag mayaman ka no excuse to be fat. You can have cavitation machine and EMS sculpt machine in your home pag tamad ka mag-exercise. At saka you have your own private chef, nutritionist, trainer, massage therapist (with sex pa kung gusto mo), life coach. Tanga na lang talaga ung hindi marunong gumamit ng pera sa panahon ngayon. It isn’t as linear anymore as in Medieval Times. Di ko un makita sa mayayaman ngayon, mga tanga silang lahat: “Woe to you rich”. Goal ko is to produce Wise Rich Men not another rich douchebag.
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I appreciate how your channel has morphed into being about all sorts of topics you enjoy, coding and otherwise. Only getting better!
1. So good they can't ignore you (Cal Newport)
2. The productivity project (Chris Bailey)
3. Never split the difference (Chris Voss)
4. The defining decade
5. The millionaire fast lane
As a 23 year old college studuent I hope I could express with words how valueble is your channel !!!! Thank you for this videos .
Loved your reasons for reading, Tina! 1) learn how to set goals and 2) learn how to achieve those goals 🙌🏼
Just finished 'Never split the difference'; I enjoyed how it explained the psychology of negotiating.
(Sidenote: How Chris explained using odd numbers in offers during negotiations to have more success in hitting that number was super interesting!)
YAY! We can practice negotiating soon? :P
I'm always looking for books to read. I'm well past my 30s, but I'm aggressively interested in books I can pass down to my two children, nieces and nephews. I know it's not going to be a great gift for them at the time, but I'm putting together a "box" of books they need to read while they are young and am planning to give it to them upon graduating high school. Thank you so much for the book recommendations.
past down the mack bible to your son
I will pay you money for that list. You can sell it. Answear me if intrested
1:39 The book You Are A Badass helped me realize that there’s nothing wrong with me for not having that ONE real passion that I just wanted to do for the rest of my life.
The reality is that very few people have this. The rest of us are better off finding something that doesn’t make us miserable and offers us a wage to afford the lifestyle we want.
You Are A Badass was such an insightful read for me too!
I want to be able to live in NYC without extensive money stresses or a car, and be able to go on nice vacations. Before the pandemic I estimated that to mean I'd need a salary of $67,000. I didnt have a lot of money stressors (like a car) and I don't remember if i factored in student loan payments but thats what it was. Now with inflation and a change in life goals (want an electric car and house instead of an apartment) Im definitely gonna need to earn a but more than that.
@@blankmonet2511 Thank you for sharing, I’m in the process of deciding on career paths as well so I can earn more.
Wish you the best on your endeavor!
@@rmercedes971 Aw, thank you! I wish the same for you. Your comment made me add the book to my list of books to read this year so I appreciate the input. I love your profile photo btw
Approaching my mid twenties in a few months and this is a perfect video for me!
Thank you for the book recommendations Tina!
These are great suggestions! Two other books that have helped me are David Allen's Getting Things Done (for productivity) and Stephen Covey's 7 Habits of Highly Effective People (for a wholesome lifestyle).
I've read both! I liked David Allen's framework in particular but I kind of dumb it down because too many dimensions makes me stressed haha
I am 37 and did not rage click out haha. I often feel so far behind in life. Had been wanting to be an Analyst of some sort for several years and only through taking a Data Analytics Bootcamp last year have a finally got my foot in the door as a Business Analyst at a company.
However I am only making 50k. Most of my coworkers are 10-15 years younger than me. But I am finally doing something I wanted to do. Spent most of my adult working career in administrative roles and ashamed of talking about my jobs to others.
I am literally planting the tree 10+ years late but am at least on the right path. Just hope to increase my salary and move up the career later sooner rather than later.
Awesome!!! My students will absolutely appreciate your content. Thanks so much, Tina.
I love how your channel is centred around a few related topics and you execute them well! Great inspiration for me! Thank as always, Tina!
I loved the first book recommendation. People/companies etc generally continue talking about passion, but if there is no skill to back it up, it is a house of cards, you may be passionate towards something you truly know nothing about if you don't develop skills and depth in that. And then when you do start learning about it you may become disillusioned with it.
Also, may I ask, that animated snorlax!! Where can I buy this??? So cute!
Hi Tina, I’m 24 and just started my first job as a Data Analyst and I really needed this. I want to read all these :)
Ty for the vid!! Your cat is so cute too, I agreed with so much you said so I guess I'll learn about what I was clueless about. That is also how I chose my major/future job in your first book so its cool to see what else you learned and agreed with.
Tina you will definitely get me into reading more books 🌻! Nice collection 📚
Passion might be over rated, but it is still in some ways relevant.
A simple example might be - Career Changes. Though there might be several reasons why people make career transitions; one of them is some people are stuck in careers they have no interest in, one reason being pressure from parents and society and the prestige of some careers(Med, law etc.).
On another note though your 20's is important but, this idea of hustle in your 20's and if you are confused about your career etc.. then you're doomed... Is troublesome in my opinion.
Great video, Thank you 😊
Such a good video.. I love seeing list of books that help with self development
I’ve now added all of these to my wish list on audible
I just feel so connected to you and your content
Amazing job!
I'm definitely living in the slow lane. However during this pandemic I have conclude my biggest fair is not being able to cover my current obligations. So I guess the first step for anyone in the slow lane: Work on over coming your fear.
Appreciate your videos. Really nice to have some insightful advice from experience. I really value and appreciate people like you taking the time to create helpful content.
i had to take care of family in my 20s. So it was hard. im in my 30s and trying to do something now. great video
Mad respect for that. I happy to hear you are at a place to develop yourself now
@@amysandstrum719 thank you so much.
Here are some other books you should also read even if you aren't in your 20s:
1. Can't hurt me, David Goggins
One sentence summary: How to become disciplined and change your life from the 'Toughest man Alive'.
2. Man's search for meaning, Viktor Frankl
One sentence summary: Finding meaning through suffering.
3. The untethered soul, Michael A. Singer
One sentence summary: Understanding meditation and spirituality in layman terms.
4. Meditations, Marcus aurelius.
One sentence summary: Stoicism and ancient philosophy which can be applied today.
5. When breath becomes air, Paul Kalanithi
One sentence summary: A neurosurgeon expericing death himself.
6. Deep Work, Cal Newport.
One sentence summary: Concentration is the new gold, a good way to get ahead in your career.
7. Digital Minimalism, Cal Newport.
One sentence summary: How to carefully consider what technology to spend time on.
8. Both 12 rules for life by Jordan B. Peterson.
One sentence summary: Self-help books from a world-renowned psychologist.
I haven't read most of these. I have read Cant Hurt Me but nothing really stood out to me. Man's Search for Meaning has become one of my favorite books. I dont think it changed my life physically but in terms of how I deal with tough life situations I think it is very memorable. If you could only read one lf these which one would you pick?
Thanks mate : )
@@stumpedsuper2014 deep work
@@noahl.1003 I like the book so far. I just wish they'd talk more about how to actually enter into a deep state of work and less about them trying to sell the idea to me. Do they explain more practical ways to get myself to devote long periods of focus later in the book?
@@noahl.1003 Thank You for the reccommendation btw
Thanks for the recommendations! I have heard about The Defining Decade once before but forgot about it and now it was a good reminder to get it ASAP :) I think it'll be a helpful book. I also recommend The Miracle Morning by Hal Elrod (read it at least twice now) about building a morning routine and The Mountain is You by Brianna Wiest (currently reading) about self-sabotage. :)
Thanks for you video. You are right
Reading is the best way to learn about every thing.
Love your video's. I switched career mid-30s from healthcare to coding so it's probably why the RUclips algorithm suggested your video's.
you deserve more + than 2 millions subscribers !!! keep going !!!
I love the Never Split the difference book!
Really enjoyed this kind of video! Would love to see more like this, about books or anything else :-)
so cute the snorlax!!!
Nice video!!!!
Please make a video of books for 60s and 70s. Thanks in advance.
Had me taking notes😂love your channel and how you have such range .Keep it up Tina i appreciate you🫂
Your videos are really very helpful!! thanks for creating such a good content...
Tina Huang, you're a gem
Thank you for this
This is perfect as I’ve been searching for some good books to read!
Glad that I have already read 2 of them and have bought the other two :)
Happy Tina again!
Thank you so much Tina.
Good to see you!
Thank you so much, these reviews are gold.
Much more wins today oh my God, I'm really happy for today $ 70,000 on this crypto investment after feeling so ecstatic heavy minded that's nothing good can come out of it, thank you Mrs Cathy Wood.
I'm one of her clients.... and I'm a living testimony of Expert Mrs Cathy. She has changed my financial status for the best, all thanks 😊 to my friend who introduced her to me.
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How does this whole bitcoin thing work, I'm interested in it and I'm willing and ready to invest heavily in it but I'm gonna need an assistant from any trusted and productive professional
@@happymoonlin7869 I'll recommend Expert Mrs Cathy Wood to you. She's the best ive seen. She trades my fx account and makes me good profits weekly
Great video thanks for all the books suggestions 📖
Love your channel, great content 😍
Thank you for such an amazing video Tina ^^
Hi Tina, I am considering pursuing a career in data science and your channel has been extremely helpful. I was wondering, do data scientist typically work alone on projects or in teams? I love the problem solving and business aspect of data science but I think I might go insane if I had to work entirely alone.
Love your channel! :)
Great books 4 sure.
U are almost at 300k Congs
Thank you for this video ♥
Hey Tina, I remember watching your video on figuring out what to do with your life. In that video u seemed to disagree with the book so good they can't ignore. Have u changed ur mind?
Very good callout! I was actually debating this book and originally had a whole section talking about why I wouldn’t follow the book to a T but took it out in the end because I thought it takes away from the summary. I think this book does take it to an extreme but I also realize that many people really do need it. What I think is that yes you should go get a skill that is valuable but also experiment along the way eg. I did this with data science/coding and youtube. I don’t think you have to be very good at data science for example before you start a youtube channel about data science. But getting good at a skill (even if the book takes it to an extreme) is way better than many people’s tendency to bounce around and never commit to anything in the first place :)
Love your content 🔥🔥👍❤️❤️
Great insight. 👍
thanks for the vid
Great recommendations! Thanks :)
Thanks all them are great 👍🏾
Hope you upload more books content tina 📚💖loves from Spain
Very useful. Thank you for this. P.s. Sorry for being casually distracted by the digital cat 🐈 haha
Thank you bunny
Never Split the Difference was amazing.
Psychology book recommendation: Self Psychology: An Introduction by Peter A. Lessem. A very good overview of the work and theories of psychoanalyst Heinz Kohut. Discusses basic human needs such as the need for affirmation and human connection.
Well, as someone whom I've only just discovered yet already look up to--I'll take this recommendation seriously and check out the video later tonight. Thanks! I wish you well.
YAY! Are you interested in any of the books?
@@TinaHuang1 Oh crap I forgot to watch it 😨😱
@@TinaHuang1 Okay. I'm watching it now. Thanks for your patience!
@@TinaHuang1 Oh, hands down it's going to be the first one. I don't have, and never have had a passion. That's going to be an important book for me to read I feel. I'm far from independent and having autonomy, despite being 28 years old. If it's at the local library I'll check it out.
There's a wait, but I've on the waitlist now. B) Thanks Tina.
Tinaaaaa jack of all trades
Thank you for including 30s, now I dont feel bad ;p.
Awesome video 🔥🔥👍❤️❤️
I come back here to really thank you for recommending "So Good They Can't Ignore You", with that book I read other Cal Newport´s books (Deep Work and Digital Minimalism) and they really changed my view on the whole career thing (and other good habits to have in order to enjoy life), the idea of a "passion" is extremely flawed and unreliable. It takes away the responsability from oneself to develop good skills and valuable work, it takes work to have a fulfilling and enjoyable work life.
You should also consider books for people who are aromantic as well like me! There are people who don't want to be bothered with romantic relationships.
thanks for all the efforts you put in this channel. you provide a great help ♥️♥️♥️can you suggest some courses on Coursera and datacamp for AI i started this a month ago and i am lost by every definition
You're the best
I love ur chanel so much, i really hope i could become like u oneday...
Thank u :)
I don't know what my passion is?
Perfect timing of this video really helpful
Btw do you read light novels or manga also?🤔
Loved this video 📸✨
Hitting like on this real quick it was such an eagerly awaited vid by all the discord community haha
I love snorlax sleeping in the back 🙂
Can you please share you audio editing settings das really dope
super vid
I'm maximizing my "bum" identity capital.
- ability to say crazy sh*t without fear of judgement: 2 sigma above the mean.
- ability to think about the most absurd, bordering innovative, ideologies: 4 sigma above the mean
Future goals: acquire the identity capital to auto-promote from philosophical hermit to community-driven guru.
Time to open PowerBI and build up these KPIs and set up my camera.
the first three book links point to the same book btw
Loved the video but the 'dating down' comment felt very disrespectful
Hi Tina, What would be beneficial, doing a second degree in computer science vs a master in computer science. I come from a non cs major background and I am wondering if going through a second degree gives is better opportunity for job prospective vs Master in computer science. (I am looking for a career change and i wanted your insights on this topic)
To be a glutton is the easy road like Rich Man and Lazarus, but that’s the wide road to hell. Diretso ka sa inferno and di ka na makakabalik sa lupa. Mahirap talaga kumain ng fruits and veggies and healthy foods. Alam ko yan kasi may sakit ako sa puso. Mas masarap talaga ung bawal. Mahirap din mag-exercise, nakakatamad tapos masakit din sa katawan. Pero ung sakit niya masarap hindi katulad sa sakit ng walang exercise. Especially 35 na ako, so things are different unlike nung 20’s ako. Mahirap din mag-aral and hasain ang utak. Nakakapagod din siya and nakakadrain. So lahat ng mabuti mahirap gawin, un talaga ang gist ng lahat ng libro. Lahat ng bawal masarap at madali, lahat ng tama at mabuti, mahirap at di masarap. No pain, no gain. Mas madaling magself destruct kesa mag self construct. You need a concerted effort and lots of willpower to be a good person or the best possible version of yourself. Mas madali maging couch potato and do nothing!
What were the things you blurred out !!???
Or old geezers like myself who is trying to change careers. I state it is starting over with experience. 😁
Nah, I’m proud from afar that you’re taking the step
*so good that they can ignore you
Can you made videos for mini project with react native 🥺
You dont have the az link to Never Split the Difference. its a duplicate. No, wait, 3 of your links are just so good they cant ignore you
Karamihan ng mga libro basura lang. The Self Help World is so different from the Real World. And opinion lang yan ng isang tao, most likely author na walang pera na gustong magkapera sa libro. No different sa mga New Thought writers noong early 1900’s na sobrang fetish ung Telepathy and Telekinesis, Professor X and Magneto.
Ang gusto ko ishare sa mga tao, na most likely walang makikinig, is how to be rich and use your money wisely. So di lang siya nakafocus sa pre-rich stage but also sa post-rich stage. Kasi normally sa pre-rich hustle and grind. Well ganun talaga sa trad business pero sa akin na trader smart work. Sa post-rich naman, default mode ng tao, sex, drugs, party, women more like the fake IG influencers and rappers. What if there’s a better way? To make use of time and money. Jan papasok si Wisdom because it’s hell lot easier to do evil than good. Evil is our default mode because of our fallen nature due to original sin and we live in a fallen world full of temptations from the devil! So if you will not deliberately seek Wisdom, as in the Wisdom of Solomon, and the Wisdom of Christ which is greater than Solomon, mapupunta ka sa hedonistic default mode or the “path of least resistance”. Kasi un ang pinakamadali at pinakamasaya sa tao.
MJ Demarco…stretching it here? Some hit it big, explain how they did it, and think that anyone who follows their formula will too. Luck plays a role, no?
Of course luck plays a role :) But luck also has a way of happening to people who put themselves out there. The way I think about it is do I want to try and perhaps hit it or give up and definitely not hit it.
@@TinaHuang1 Agree 100%. The book’s claims like “crack the code“ etc and knocking of the so-called slow lane approach are off-putting though. And he does claim under “The Sidewalk Approach”, luck isn’t needed for wealth. The points under The Slowlane don’t make much sense to me as justification, since you trade your time whether an entrepreneur or not, and someone in the slow lane will have more free time now and can play on weekends while the entrepreneur is grinding it - doubt most slow-laners are waiting until they’re 65 and wealthy to enjoy life :) Of the four dangers viewable in the video - those really apply to everyone, eg anyone can die young, and an entrepreneur’s business can go under too etc
Your comment is a much needed counter weight! Thanks
@@kanishkchaturvedi1745 Thanks!
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@@TinaHuang1 hello from vietnam idol! I am looking forward to more contents in future
@@TinaHuang1 sleep.
Atomic Habits has definitely had a huge impact on my life
Also I want to add that the Shortform app doesn't work for me. It is possible thats its just my device. Is there a way to fix this?
Rich Dad, Poor Dad resembles closely to the last book you've mentioned, "The Millionaire Fastlane". In the concept of " making money work for you".
I have less than a month to read them.
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I see what you did there. Talk about being data savvy.
YT: "80% of viewers are are between 20-30"
Where are fiction books? Consider as wasting time?
nah I love fiction books too!
@@TinaHuang1 Certainly, so it will be interesting to get known which?:)
DO YOU NEED TO TAKE PHYSICS FOR DATA SCIENCE !!
NO
Im disappointed because I expected to hear your reviews of the books pictured in your thumbnail.
where are you from?
Identity capital
Madami pa akong gustong iexplore sa Post Rich stage. Un ang subject of research ko. Sabi ko pag mayaman ka no excuse to be fat. You can have cavitation machine and EMS sculpt machine in your home pag tamad ka mag-exercise. At saka you have your own private chef, nutritionist, trainer, massage therapist (with sex pa kung gusto mo), life coach. Tanga na lang talaga ung hindi marunong gumamit ng pera sa panahon ngayon. It isn’t as linear anymore as in Medieval Times. Di ko un makita sa mayayaman ngayon, mga tanga silang lahat: “Woe to you rich”. Goal ko is to produce Wise Rich Men not another rich douchebag.
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