Author: Max Bertman

One of my favorite recent reads. I discuss cultural appropriation, immigration, and global wealth taxes

Reading a variety of different genres from authors with different world views and opinions will make you a more informed person, better prepared to negotiate with the onslaught of “information” we are exposed to on a daily basis.

In his semi-coherent, often times rambling work on uncertainty and why we struggle so much with predicting it, Nassim Taleb certainly made me work…

How to Win Friends & Influence People helped me and countless others over the (almost) century it’s been in print, and hopefully the easy to read, hard to master, secrets within will help you too.

I couldn’t imagine a better way to spend a 40+ hour drive across the country then by listening to Sapiens.

I’d recommend this book to anyone who want to become a better decision maker.

Go to school, work hard, get a good stable job. This advice was sanctified for generations. Rich Dad Poor Dad calls into question this advice.

How many rent check am I going to pay before I figure this out and start building wealth through real estate?!

I wish this book was more about what the government does and less a hit job on the current administration.

Instead of buying this book and letting it waste away on your bookshelf, allow me to distill out the most important ideas.

Incredibly informative, and a must read for those who wish to understand how capital works.

Don’t forget, incentives drive behavior. Michael Lewis doesn’t mess around in this financial collapse page-turner