Category: Book Summaries

How’s The Culture In Your Kingdom During the pandemic, Louisiana dental offices were shut down for seven weeks. It seemed that our state’s government didn’t consider our services “essential” yet people could still play the lotto and buy alcohol. No comment. The much needed down time allowed me to rethink some things both on a personal and business level. I

Chop Wood Carry Water Summary I’m always in search for a good self-improvement book. Lord knows I need all the help I can get! Most of the time I get new book ideas from authors that I’ve already read before. If I like them then I usually pull the trigger and purchase their recommendations. Even better is when someone walks

Chris Voss Never Split The Difference There’s something about terrorists, Navy Seals, hostage negotiations and drug cartels that’s always peaked my interest. So when I recently heard former FBI hostage negotiator Chris Voss discuss his book, Never Split The Difference on the Entreleadership podcast, I was immediately fascinated. When you think about it, we’re negotiating with people on a daily basis. Whether

13 Lessons From Think And Grow Rich Napoleon Hill The older I get, the more I try to learn new information for personal development in a way that takes the least amount of time and energy. How? By not trying to reinvent the wheel. For instance, with the coronavirus crisis, it seemed that everyone became an instant stock market “guru”

The ONE Thing Summary I remember first reading The ONE Thing by Gary Keller and Jay Papasan shortly after it was released in 2012. Back then, I didn’t know what my one thing was. Recently after watching Jay Papsan’s Wealth Building With The ONE Thing & Millionaire Series talk he gave at Google (see video below), it inspired me to

The Magic Of Thinking Big Summary Occasionally I like to take a break from writing about finance and passive real estate investing and grab a book from my shelf that I think would benefit you. Well, today is your lucky day. David Schwartz’s book, The Magic Of Thinking Big, has played a major role in changing my mindset. It even

The Geometry Of Wealth  I love to read. It’s also my #1 prescription for anyone that suffers with insomnia. I typically average 5-7 books a month and usually get a list of book ideas from either the books I read (they reference other books) or from other people. When I met with Dr. Cherry Chen (The Real Estate Physician) in

The 7 Best Books To Become Rich In 2020 And Beyond If you’ve been an avid reader of the Debt Free Dr. site, you’ve probably noticed that I’ve written a few articles highlighting millionaires such as: The #1 Reason Why The First Million Is The Hardest 7 Unexpected Habits Of A Frugal Millionaire Research shows that the majority of millionaires

Grant Cardone 10X Whether you love him or not, Grant Cardone is one of the most influential people today. I recently stumbled across him online and was amazed that I’d never heard of him considering his huge online following. (As of this writing, he has over 1.2 million YouTube subscribers.) A couple reasons I connected with him was: #1 He’s

Dave Ramsey Total Money Makeover Review I’ve been wanting to write a Dave Ramsey Total Money Makeover review for several months now. Two of the most popular finance gurus these days are Dave Ramsey and Suze Orman. Suze is known for several books including, “The Money Book For The Young, Fabulous, and Broke” and for telling people, “A big part