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Investing & Finance

Ray Dalio studied 750 currencies across five centuries and found the same mechanical pattern behind every collapse. This microbook reveals how debt cycles build and break nations, why central banks quietly erode savings, and what late-stage warning signs the United States is showing — so you can protect what you own before the next big shift arrives.

How Countries Go Broke

Jim Simons, a mathematician who never read a balance sheet, built the most profitable trading fund in history by treating the stock market like a coded signal. Discover how a team of academics, linguists, and code-breakers replaced human intuition with algorithms — and why your own emotional reactions may be your biggest financial enemy.

The Man Who Solved the Market

Build a solid career, learn how to run your business and inspire other people to do the same.

Career & Business

Scott Galloway reveals the mathematical formula behind real wealth: focus on talent, stoic discipline, time on your side, and smart diversification. A no-nonsense manual for turning ordinary income into financial freedom.

The algebra of wealth

Most businesses survive but never actually thrive — their owners work endlessly just to stay in the red. Mike Michalowicz's Profit First flips the traditional formula by making profit the first line item, not the leftover, and uses a dieting analogy to show how small plates, clear sequences, and relentless discipline turn any cash-eating monster into a money-making machine.

Profit First

Thiago Nigro lays out a three-pillar system for building real wealth: spend with purpose, invest with clarity, and earn based on results rather than hours. This microbook turns personal finance from an abstract goal into a concrete, step-by-step practice anyone can start today.

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Radar 12min

A new Federal Reserve study and research from UCLA, Harvard and USC confirm what many suspected: legalized sports betting is measurably eroding household financial health across the United States. Across the Atlantic, the UK is seeing record demand for gambling debt services. In this Radar 12min, you will learn what the data actually says, where the industry stands, who is being hit hardest, and what both supporters and critics of the expansion have to say.

The Bet That Broke the Budget

A single social media post moved trillions of dollars in minutes. But the strangest part was not the announcement itself... it was the billion-dollar bets that landed fifteen minutes before it. This Radar twelve min investigates the trades that anticipated Trump's Iran decision, the pattern of near-perfect bets that has been repeating for months, Iran's denial that cast everything into doubt, and what it all reveals about the limits of financial regulation when money and war collide.

Wall Street's Time Traveler

The war between the United States, Israel, and Iran is redrawing the global investment map. This Radar twelve min shows how the Middle East conflict pushed oil prices to levels not seen since two thousand and twenty-two, triggered the largest capital flight from Asia since two thousand and eight, jammed the traditional safe havens, and put central banks worldwide into a holding pattern.

Wartime investing: new board, new rules

Personal Development

You trade the best hours of your life for money, then die before spending it. Bill Perkins flips the script on saving and retirement, showing how to optimize for memories instead of net worth before your health window closes.

Die With Zero

"Revenue Architecture" is a must-read for anyone navigating the complexities of recurring revenue businesses, especially in the fast-paced Software as a Service (SaaS) industry. The book's central theme revolves around the critical need for alignment across Go-To-Market (GTM) teams, addressing the challenges many businesses face due to siloed teams, misaligned systems, and fragmented processes. Van der Kooij tackles these issues head-on with over 250 visual frameworks, models, and blueprints, making complex concepts more accessible and digestible. This practical, evidence-based approach is grounded in rigorous data and first principles, offering a roadmap for sustainable scaling and operational efficiency.

Revenue Architecture

From Steve Jobs to Jack Ma. Understand what great entrepreneurs have in common, and what pitfalls you need to be wary of!

Entrepreneurship

Do you believe that a lack of money can be the greatest advantage for entrepreneurs? It is simply because being broke makes them more determined to turn their business into a success. No one knows this better than the FUBU founder Daymond John whose initial budget for starting a business was only $40. In his book, he reveals what it takes to embrace the power of broke mindset and build a business empire - just like he himself did.

The Power of Broke

''Why Didn't They Teach Me This in School’’ by Cary Siegel will teach you something you cannot learn in the classroom: how to manage your finances well —and get rich by setting realistic financial goals, saving money, and investing smartly. All the money principles the author reveals in this book are those he gained throughout his life and the same ones that allowed him to retire when he was only 45.

Why Didn't They Teach Me This in School

Does investing sound like rocket science to you? It does not have to be that way! In “The Only Investment Guide You’ll Ever Need,” Andrew Tobias teaches some easy-to-follow economic habits that will help anyone to start saving money. He also explains how you can best invest your surplus money.

The Only Investment Guide You’ll Ever Need

What great leaders are made of? Learn from the people who have more to offer in the realm of leadership than just words. 

Management & Leadership

In “Secrets of the Millionaire Mind,” Canadian multimillionaire T. Harv Eker examines the differences between how rich, middle-class, and poor people think, and provides 17 attitudes and actions to take, which should lead to permanent changes in the readers’ financial lives.

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