Book Club | How to Live Life to the Fullest
James Clear’s “Atomic Habits” is a transformative book that provide guidance into the science of habits. What I like the book is that it offers practical strategies to build good habits and break bad ones. The author provides simple perspective while providing emphasis that small consistent actions provide significant changes and that sums up the …
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Naval Ravikant, the renowned entrepreneur, investor, and philosopher, has captivated audiences with his insightful thoughts on life, success, and happiness. In “The Almanack of Naval Ravikant,” a collection of his wisdom curated by Eric Jorgenson, readers are treated to a treasure trove of profound insights. Let’s explore 10 big ideas from this influential book: 10 …
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Book Abstract “Rich Dad Poor Dad” by Robert Kiyosaki is a groundbreaking personal finance book that challenges conventional wisdom about money and provides valuable insights into achieving financial independence. The book, which has become a classic in the genre, presents a contrast between two fathers – Kiyosaki’s biological father (poor dad) and his best friend’s …
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I am re-reading the book Maximum Achievement by Brian Tracy and got into his tips on how to free yourself from guilt. Here are my notes: If you’ve found this helpful, I invite you to join me in my book club email newsletter for FREE, just visit KevinUmali.com/free
This strategy came from Jerry Seinfeld. He is a very successful American comedian. According to Inc., his net worth is estimated to be $950 million. The Secret In one of the interviews, he told that he got a large wall calendar. Every day he wrote a new joke and marked a red X over the …
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I was clueless and felt lost after I graduated from college and started working. This must be what they call “the real life”. There is no more curriculum and manual to follow, you are on your own. This might be terrifying, but on the brighter side, you are the captain and architect of your own …
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A few years ago, I was about to look for another company to work for. Then one day, I received a job offer from a big multinational company and on that same day I was invited by a start up company to attend a seminar in the evening. I attended that seminar and while waiting …