Thanks for sharing, Ilona, it's a great list. Myself, I also read some of them and some others I added to my list now.
There is one that I would definitely add, and it's I'll teach you how to be rich by Ramit Sethi. I like the way how he approaches the question of money and savings. For him, it's not about saving a few bucks here and there so that you end up with enough money to retire in a few decades, but about making more money and preferably in an automated way (something that Tim Ferriss also wrote about). At the same time, you should cut your expenses to the minimal on things you don't really care about, but you shouldn't by shy spending a lot of money on the few things that really excite you.
Thanks for sharing, Ilona, it's a great list. Myself, I also read some of them and some others I added to my list now.
There is one that I would definitely add, and it's I'll teach you how to be rich by Ramit Sethi. I like the way how he approaches the question of money and savings. For him, it's not about saving a few bucks here and there so that you end up with enough money to retire in a few decades, but about making more money and preferably in an automated way (something that Tim Ferriss also wrote about). At the same time, you should cut your expenses to the minimal on things you don't really care about, but you shouldn't by shy spending a lot of money on the few things that really excite you.
You can read more about it here and get the book here.