Invertir con Sabiduría: Sesgos Cognitivos, Modelos Mentales y Más

Este libro desafía varios mitos financieros, como la necesidad de un alto ingreso para ser rico y la creencia de que la casa es un activo. Kiyosaki presenta la filosofía detrás de la relación excepcional con el dinero, enseñando que la clase pobre y la clase media trabajan por dinero, mientras que la clase alta hace que el dinero trabaje para ellos. El libro también aborda por qué los padres no pueden confiar en el sistema escolar para enseñar a sus hijos sobre el dinero y define claramente qué es un activo y una pasiva.

In 'The Second Mountain', David Brooks explores the concept of two mountains in life: the first mountain, which represents individual success and ego-driven achievements, and the second mountain, which symbolizes a life of deeper meaning, commitment, and contribution to a greater good. Brooks argues that our society's extreme individualism has torn the social fabric, and the path to repair is through making deeper commitments to a spouse and family, a vocation, a philosophy or faith, and a community. The book is both a personal reflection on Brooks' own life journey and a broader social commentary, offering practical advice and stories of people who have lived joyous, committed lives.

The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin is a classic and influential work that covers various periods of Franklin's life. It is divided into four parts, written at different times, and includes his childhood, apprenticeship to his brother James, his early methodical plans for 'arriving at moral perfection,' his experiments with electricity, and his political career. The autobiography provides an intimate and honest account of Franklin's life, reflecting his determination, work ethic, and practical wisdom. Despite its tortuous publication history, it remains one of the most famous autobiographies ever written.

J. L. Collins' "The Simple Path to Wealth" provides a straightforward, easy-to-understand guide to achieving financial independence. The book emphasizes saving a significant portion of income, avoiding debt, and investing in low-cost index funds. It encourages readers to focus on long-term growth and avoid the complexities of market timing or active trading. The book's simple yet effective principles have resonated with millions of readers, making it a highly popular resource for those seeking financial freedom. It's a timeless guide that empowers readers to take control of their financial future.

Este libro, escrito por Morgan Housel, ofrece una perspectiva única en el género de las finanzas personales. En lugar de enfocarse en fórmulas y datos, Housel destaca la importancia del comportamiento y las emociones en la toma de decisiones financieras. El libro subraya que el éxito financiero no depende de la inteligencia bruta, sino de los patrones de comportamiento. Housel explora cómo las experiencias personales, el miedo, el orgullo, la codicia, y las comparaciones sociales configuran nuestra relación con el dinero. A través de 18 claves imperecederas y 19 historias cortas, Housel enseña cómo entender mejor la psicología del dinero y cómo tomar decisiones financieras más inteligentes.