I’ve been reading a bunch of books about money and mindset lately and I’ve noticed most of them give the same basic advice. Save, invest, stay disciplined, repeat. Its not bad advice but after a while it all feels the same.
One that actually felt a bit different to me was The Elite’s Wealth Secrets by Robert Bluestein. It talks more about how people at the top think about time, risk, and control instead of just repeating tips. It made me realize how much of wealth comes down to how you think about things and not just how much you work.
It made me curious though. Why do you think so many books in this space sound almost identical? Is it just what readers expect or are authors playing it safe?
by stevensisaac703
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I’ve noticed that too. I think once you’ve read 3 or 4 of those books, you’ve basically read them all. They just rearrange the same lessons.
Because there is no get rich quick scheme which is what it seems like you are expecting to find.
You either seize an opportunity when it presents itself and take a gamble on yourself OR you are very disciplined and patient about your investment portfolio.