If you think you save, but you still have trouble saving, mental accounting may be one of the reasons. Using behavioral economics, read this in-depth review of “Why Smart People Make Big Money Mistakes.”
I’ve asked some of my very best readers to contribute occasional book reviews to I Will Teach You To Be Rich. This is a guest review by Rachel Stephens. And I fully agree with her — this is one of my favorite investing books. -Ramit
The way information is presented matters. The way something is framed [...]
I keep getting emails asking about my favorite books, and besides writing a few book reviews, I finally got around to adding my favorite books to my online bookstore.
So, here are my favorite books on personal finance, psychology, and negotiation (plus a few bonus categories): The I Will Teach You To Be Rich Amazon store. [...]
Note: There is a $1,000 giveaway at the bottom of this post.
Do you think you could tell the difference between a Coke and Pepsi?
Of course you do.
When I was an RA in college, my residents insisted they could, so I bought Cokes, Diet Cokes, Pepsis, Diet Pepsis, and a generic soda to test them. [...]
The short version: My first book, Recruit or Die: How Any Business Can Beat the Big Guys in the War for Young Talent, is out in bookstores everywhere! The book advises companies how to recruit top young talent.
When I was a senior in college, my friends started recruiting at companies to lock down a job [...]
Over the last few weeks, I’ve written a few book reviews, including some with giveaways. So today, here are the winners from the last two giveaways.
From the review of Tim Ferriss’s book, The 4 Hour Workweek, we have a winner of a roundtrip ticket anywhere in the continental United States. FYI, hundreds of you bought [...]