Resources
Some of our top recommendations for your next reads — the ones we keep coming back to in our twenties.

Book of the Month
by Morgan Housel
Housel harps on the importance of money behavior and how making more money doesn’t just solve your problems. Housel explains the long-term impact that comes with being smart with your money now and the importance of working smarter, not harder. Throughout the book, Housel dives into individual life stories of the money decisions people made along the way and the short and long-term effects that accompanied those decisions. This book can also be a great mirror to your own financial decisions and the behaviors you have yourself.

Purpose
Héctor García & Francesc Miralles
A super-fast and easy read that makes you rethink the ‘why’ behind the work you’re doing. You could be the richest person in the world – but what really makes you? Finding your Ikigai, will lead to the happiness and fulfillment you are looking for.

Career
Steven Bartlett
Bartlett gathers bit from his interviews from CEOs over the years and some of his own life lessons to breaks down 33 “laws” to remember in life and business.

Perspective
Eddie Jaku
Jaku shares his life story and the unimaginable horrors he, his family, and his friends faced during the Holocaust. Jaku reminds us what is important in life and the beauty that can be found in darkness.

Finance
George S. Clason
An easy read from ancient Babylonian parables that talks about personal finance, wealth, financial planning, and hard work.

Career
Alex Banayan
Join Banyan on the journey of learning how some of the most successful people started their careers even after countless nos. Hint: Go through the third door.

Finance
Morgan Housel
Housel harps on the importance of money behavior and how making more money doesn’t just solve your problems. This book is a great mirror to your financial behaviors.

Focus
Cal Newport
Understand the importance and meaning of deep work in a world that is full of distractions and instant gratification.