Kate & Owen's top 10 personal finance books in 2021
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What are Kate and Owen's top 10 personal finance books for 2021?
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Kate Campbell, we are live. Welcome to this episode of the Australian Finance Podcast.
A great episode, Owen, about one of our favourite topics, books.
books. Yes, I know you are a fiend for Amazon Prime. Quick one, if you want to get Kate a present for all of her good work, you can send her an Amazon gift card. She loves it so much that she'll be thrilled. Okay, so today we're talking 10 books that will help you get, I guess, financially fit to level up your money game and your life in 2021. And Kate, we're going to do five each to keep our dear listeners time very, I guess, high signal. What we're going to do is I've got a stopwatch here, which is my iPhone. I'm going to hit start. And then we've got two minutes to get through our books. So you go for two minutes. I go for two minutes, but you know, all the way through until we get to 10. Okay. So maybe you go first with your first book.
You got to tell us why it is, why you like it. And bada bing, bada boom. Here we go. Three, two, one. And the timer starts.
Okay, my first pick is Future Fit by Andrea Clark. Now, you may recognize that name because we've had Andrea on a previous podcast episode, but I think her book, it's not necessarily about money, but it's about the future of work and how to build a career that you're proud of. And I think a lot of these things, if you really focus on building your career with intention and you focus on making sure you stay ahead of the crowd, that's a lot of that's really important to making sure you've actually got the money to invest. So I think it's important not to get fully focused on learning how to invest and not focus on building your career capital and making your way in the workforce so you've actually got some money to invest.
That's 44.95 seconds. Wonderful. I love the thing in her book and just when we spoke to her, how she says, write down the three things that you want people to say about you. Write down the three things that people say about you and compare the difference and try and work a way to getting towards where you want to be.
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Chapters
4 chapters
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What are Kate and Owen's top 10 personal finance books for 2021?
0:00–12:08
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How does 'Future Fit' by Andrea Clark help with career building?
12:08–15:51
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What insights does 'The Psychology of Money' by Morgan Housel provide?
15:51–22:29
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How does 'How to Decide' by Annie Duke improve decision-making?
22:29–28:44
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