We all know people who are “really smart”. We respect them, admire them, and listen to them.

But why do we perceive them as “smart”? It turns out that the habits practiced by “smart people”, while not always obvious, are very consistent and very interesting.

This episode takes a close look at the habits of smart people: what they do, what we really mean by smart, and how smart people develop and maintain their reputations.

The power of silence refers to the capacity of the practice of being silent to strengthen self-discipline, heighten awareness, decrease stress and increase calmness and clarity of thought.

In this episode, we’ll examine the concept of the power of silence: what it means, how it’s achieved, and the advantages (or power) it can bring to your everyday life...

There seems to be no dearth of books about money that put forth various financial truths and facts in a straightforward fashion.

Morgan Housel’s The Psychology of Money, however, is refreshingly different from such books and is perfect for those searching for a new perspective on money.

This book has the potential to change the way you think about money and improve your overall financial well-being. It contains a number of simple, enlightening lessons, accompanied by real-life examples, that you can easily implement in real-life.

Each lesson delivers different insights into money, examining them with respect to psychological behaviors.

In this episode, we'll be sharing 11 important lessons from the book that every person who aims to build wealth and achieve financial stability needs to know...

Whether you’re in your mid-twenties planning for your future, or in your late forties trying to save up for retirement, you have one thing in common; the motivation to gain as much financial independence as possible to live the remaining of your years in peace and financial stability.

There are a few ways you can do that; saving, planning, and executing to name a few.

In this episode, we’ll guide you step-by-step on how to attain financial independence and quite possibly, retire early to live the rest of your life in comfort without having to worry about your daily finances...

Your money mindset refers to the beliefs you hold about money. It can affect the way you think about money, the decisions you make and the attitudes you form.

Reading is a great way to challenge your money mindset and begin to create a new one, forming beliefs to set you on the road to financial freedom.

In this episode, we will look in detail at ten books you can read to challenge your current mindset and form the best one to achieve financial freedom...

Poverty is an issue that affects many people all over the world, however, there are steps that you can take to ensure that you do not continue the cycle or break free from your money struggles.

In this episode, we will be taking you through some of the steps and lifestyle changes that you can make to help escape poverty, covering small everyday changes as well as places to cut back...

Amongst the many disciplines you’re taught at school, personal finance lessons or financial education are somehow never part of the list.

As a result, students end up missing out on some of the most important teachings in life and are prone to making ill-advised financial decisions as they transition into adulthood.

So, what exactly are these lessons that school doesn’t teach you?

In this episode, we'll be sharing 8 personal finance lessons schools don't teach you that you absolutely MUST know if want to be financially free...

Often it may seem like a person has it all from the outside, but it’s really just a front. With every rich person you meet, there are nearly a dozen imposters faking a rich lifestyle.

There are people who are wealthy, while there are people who are pretending to be wealthy...

Unless you are able to take a look into a person’s bank account and through the list of debts they owe, you’ll never really know for sure who is rich and who’s really good at faking it.

On this page, we’re going to point out some of the clues that will let you know more about whether or not a person really is rich.

In this episode, we'll uncover the top signs that someone is faking their wealth, while also looking at some habits of rich people....

The book Rich Dad Poor Dad is based on the author, Robert Kiyosaki’s life and how the two fathers around him (his own dad and his best friend’s dad) helped shape his financial perspectives regarding money and investment owing to their own individual financial standings.

The book contains some main lessons and realizations for the reader concerning wealth, money, and assets that every person in the world who aims to achieve financial stability (or in simple words, get rich) needs to learn and instill into their heads.

In this episode, we'll be sharing the top-12 most important lessons from the book that every person MUST know about personal finance and creating wealth...

When you are climbing the mountain towards wealth, it’s a good idea to follow in the footsteps of people who have successfully reached the summit.

Even if you’re new to the investing game, you’ve probably heard about Warren Buffett.

Billionaire Buffet offers a great example and smart advice for people interesting in learning how to become rich.

If you’re looking to grow your wealth, check out these 6 top Warren Buffet tips for young people looking to reach financial success...