π 6 money, mindset & investing books for the summer | ft. Evan Lucas
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What are some recommended money and investing books for summer?
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How does Evan Lucas's book 'Mind Over Money' address financial behavior?
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Hello, I'm Kate Campbell. And I'm Owen Rask. And you're listening to the Australian Finance Podcast.
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And I'm Owen Rask on Twitter or Owen Rask AU on Instagram. Beware the imitators. People like to copy us. Without further ado, let's jump into today's episode. Kate Campbell, welcome to this special episode of the Australian Finance Podcast.
Every episode's special around here, Owen, but welcome back.
It is, Evan. Welcome back to the show, mate. Thanks. Happy New Year.
Happy New Year. Thank you for having me back as always.
What insights can we gain from the book '4,000 Weeks' by Oliver Berkman?
I love sitting down with you two because somehow you managed to make me talk like no tomorrow. So, buckle up for those of you listening. Thank you.
Oh, we always have a bit of fun. But in today's episode, as part of our summer series, where we're trying to keep it a little bit lighter and give you some entertainment and resources. Infotainment. Infotainment, as Glenn James would say, over January. We've got six books plus a few bonuses that you might want to read over the summer or during 2023 in general.
yeah yeah um even if you're not a reader there's some books in here that are easy to break down including a very special one and for those of you on the camera you'll be able to see this my book yes yes it's my book mind over money very easy to read very conversational because my other book that i'm going to recommend is not that but it is something that i think you need to read all the time so we'll get to that in a minute but thank you so much for yes having my book here it's um I do hope that those of you that buy it do enjoy it. It's been a whirlwind tour and I'm really excited by it.
And I hear Evan likes fan mail, so... I do like fan mail.
Doesn't everybody? I know you guys love fan mail. I've seen your fan mail. But yes, I do like fan mail. It's nice. I'd also like, you know, not just fan mail. I'd like to hear, you know, negative feedback to understand why. Because the only way you get better is to understand what you haven't done right or what people don't like.
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Chapters
8 chapters
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What are some recommended money and investing books for summer?
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How does Evan Lucas's book 'Mind Over Money' address financial behavior?
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What insights can we gain from the book '4,000 Weeks' by Oliver Berkman?
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What life lessons does Dave Gow share in his book 'Strong Money'?
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How does 'Get a Financial Grip' change perspectives on investment?
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What key principles does 'Thinking, Fast and Slow' by Daniel Kahneman teach?
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What important lessons about scams and frauds are discussed in 'Hype'?
11:34β13:26
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How can listeners apply these book insights to their financial lives?
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