Those of us with families and an active lifestyle may find it challenging to find time to read. The opportunity to listen to audiobooks is one ancillary benefit of training.

In this episode of Money Mile, you’ll hear 5 audiobook recommendations with valuable financial information. If you’re looking for your next read (or listen) you won’t want to miss this opportunity to add these to your wishlist.

 

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These books will take you on a financial and literary journey

I’ve been listening to audiobooks while training for years. Sometimes a book is so good I even purchase a physical copy to reference when I’m done listening.

These books will take you on a literary roller-coaster ride. The first books start at a broad, conceptual level and then dive down to the nitty gritty details of investing and spending plans.

Just when you know enough to be dangerous, you’ll take a step back again and learn to think about the purpose of all the work you’re doing. Finally, you’ll learn ways to help with your happiness around money.

5 financial books for training your mind while training your body

The Psychology of Money

This book is written by Morgan Housel, a columnist for the Motley Fool and WSJ. In this book, he helps us understand basic economic concepts that will help you worry less about money so that you can sleep better at night. He also adds tips for living a well-balanced life.

Random Walk Down Wall Street

In this book, Burton Malkiel will enlighten you on the random walk hypothesis about the stock market. The Princeton University economist argues that asset prices follow a random walk which makes it challenging to consistently outperform the market average. This technical analysis of the stock market will help you understand how investing works.

Profit First

While this is more of a business finance book, the lessons apply to the business of running the family finances. Michael Michalowicz will help you understand how to structure the principles of your spending plan. By the end, you’ll understand that without a solid, directed cash flow, your finances will suffer.

Start with Why

Simon Sinek wants you to understand why you do things to teach you how to do them better so you can reach your goals. While this is a business and leadership book, the lessons apply to personal finance as well.

Happy Money

Have you found that while your income has increased your happiness has decreased? If so, you won’t want to miss out on this enlightening tome. Reading this will teach you how you can get more happiness from your money.

Listen in to hear about the bonus book. While this last book isn’t available on audio, I enjoy it so much that I’ll send a copy to the first 5 listeners who email me.

Those of us with families and an active lifestyle may find it challenging to find time to read. The opportunity to listen to audiobooks is one ancillary benefit of training.

In this episode of Money Mile, you’ll hear 5 audiobook recommendations with valuable financial information. If you’re looking for your next read (or listen) you won’t want to miss this opportunity to add these to your wishlist.

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