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I Read 100 Finance Books to Learn These 10 Wealth-Building Lessons

I Read 100 Finance Books to Learn These 10 Advanced Wealth-Building Lessons

Books, Personal Finance, Wealth / Steve Burns

After spending countless hours poring over the pages of 100 finance books when I was young, I found ten powerful wealth-building lessons I have used for the past twenty-five years. I’ve distilled these books’ ten most powerful wealth-building strategies into this article. These aren’t the basic financial tips in beginner guides—they’re the advanced concepts that […]

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10 Middle-Class Careers That Will Likely Disappear By 2030

Business, career / Steve Burns

Technological advancement has always shaped the job market, but the current wave of AI, automation, and digitalization is transforming the workplace at an unprecedented pace. Many middle-class careers that provided stable employment for decades now face challenges in maintaining their current status for the next five years. At the same time, technological disruption eliminates specific

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5 Countries Where $3000 a Month Lets You Live Like the Rich

5 Countries Where $3000 a Month Lets You Live Like Rich People In The US

Personal Finance / Steve Burns

In the United States, $3,000 monthly might barely cover your basic expenses in many major cities. Rent for a modest apartment, utilities, groceries, and transportation can quickly consume that entire budget, leaving little room for luxuries or savings. But what if you could stretch that same $3,000 to afford a lifestyle comparable to America’s wealthy

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5 Reasons Millionaires Focus on Assets While Everyone Else Focuses on Income

5 Reasons Millionaires Focus on Assets For Wealth Building While Everyone Else Focuses on Income

Millionaire, Wealth / Steve Burns

There’s a fundamental difference between earning a high income and building true wealth. While most people chase bigger paychecks, millionaires pursue something entirely different: assets. According to extensive research by Ramsey Solutions involving over 10,000 millionaires, 79% of millionaires are self-made through strategic asset building, not inherited wealth. These self-made wealthy individuals typically maintain seven

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If You Really Want to Escape the Rat Race, Say Goodbye to These 7 Middle Class Habits

Financial Freedom, Financial Independence, Personal Finance / Steve Burns

The “rat race” is a seemingly endless cycle many middle-class people find themselves trapped in—working hard to pay bills with little progress toward true financial freedom. For many in the middle class, this cycle feels inescapable, a hamster wheel of earning and spending that never quite leads to financial success. But what if your habits

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10 Books Warren Buffett Recommends for Success That Are Not About Investing

Best books, Book Reviews, Books, Success, Warren Buffett / Steve Burns

Warren Buffett, one of the world’s most successful investors, is known for his voracious reading habit. He spends about 80% of his day reading, absorbing knowledge that has helped him build his extraordinary business skills. While many might expect Buffett to recommend investing books exclusively, his recommended reading list extends far beyond financial markets. The

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10 Warren Buffett Life Lessons Men Learn Too Late in Life

Investing, Success, Warren Buffett / Steve Burns

For decades, Warren Buffett has shared wisdom that extends far beyond investing. His straightforward life philosophy has guided him to extraordinary success and happiness. Yet many men only recognize the value of these lessons after years of heading in the wrong direction. This article explores ten pivotal insights from the Oracle of Omaha that men

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Why a $100K Salary Is the New Middle Class

Economics, Personal Finance / Steve Burns

Remember when six figures meant you’d made it? Those days are gone. Across kitchen tables and break rooms nationwide, Americans earning $100,000 are scratching their heads, wondering why they’re still counting pennies at the end of the month. This article explores how yesterday’s high-income benchmark has become today’s baseline for staying afloat. From skyrocketing housing

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5 Habits of Unsuccessful People: Wealthy vs. Poor Mindset

10 Habits of Unsuccessful People: Poor vs. Wealthy Mindset

Personal Finance, Wealth / Steve Burns

Success and stagnation often depend on mindset and habits rather than circumstances or luck. Research by Thomas C. Corley, who studied the habits of wealthy individuals for five years, found that daily habits account for approximately 40% of the differences between the rich and the financially struggling. While success isn’t solely about money, it encompasses wealth and fulfillment.

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Warren Buffett’s Favorite Book as a Kid and What It Taught Him

Best books, Book Reviews, Books, Passive Income, Warren Buffett, Wealth / Steve Burns

Long before Warren Buffett became one of the world’s wealthiest individuals and most successful investors, he was a curious child with an unusual interest in numbers and business. At an age when most children were reading adventure stories or comic books, young Buffett found inspiration in a book that would shape his financial future. This

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