Category: Book Summaries

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

One of the most important things we can do as parents is teach our kids the necessary skills to get them ready to enter the real world. I wish someone would have forced me to learn the three main ones I think are critical no matter what field you choose: Marketing Sales Customer Service One of the things my kids

Last year, when I first heard that Chris Hogan (part of the Dave Ramsey Solutions team) was writing an everyday millionaire book, I realized it had been over twenty years since I’d read The Millionaire Next Door. Luckily, I still had the copy I purchased when it was released in 1996 (my senior year of college) and set out to

The Millionaire Next Door summary is something that I’ve been wanting to write for some time now. The first time I read it was in 1996 shortly after it was published. At that time, I was a senior in college and most of the concepts went in one ear and out the next. Now that I’m a bit more financially savvy,

The first paragraph in personal finance columnist Jonathan Clements’s book, How To Think About Money, sums it up rather precisely. It states, “There are those who think the goal of investing is to beat the market and amass as much wealth as possible (I used to be that guy), that street smarts and hard work ensure investment success, and that