the forgotten investment class - by Janette Barnard

“If you see a book you want, just buy it. Don’t worry about the price. Reading is not a luxury. It’s not something you splurge on. It’s a necessity. Even if all you get is one life-changing idea from a book, that’s still a pretty good ROI.” - Ryan Holiday “In my whole life, I have known no wise people (over a broad subject matter area) who didn't read all the time — none, zero.” - Charlie Munger Like most of you, I've always been a reader. Growing up, I would get in trouble for staying up past bedtime reading. One time a teacher even called my parents because I’d rushed through a math test so I could get back to a great book (and yes I’m still salty about it). And do you remember when the book fair came to elementary school? Inevitably, my book appetite was larger than my budget. I'd do extra chores (if you've never sheared sheep for book money, then idk what we even have in common?), but I'd still have to leave some books unbought. I hated leaving books behind. All that to say, one of

“If you see a book you want, just buy it. Don’t worry about the price. Reading is not a luxury. It’s not something you splurge on. It’s a necessity. Even if all you get is one life-changing idea from a book, that’s still a pretty good ROI.” - Ryan Holiday “In my whole life, I have known no wise people (over a broad subject matter area) who didn't read all the time — none, zero.” - Charlie Munger Like most of you, I've always been a reader. Growing up, I would get in trouble for staying up past bedtime reading. One time a teacher even called my parents because I’d rushed through a math test so