Look and you will find it.

The desire to learn more never fades; each day brings a lesson, just as each book contains its own wisdom.

There are two books you should read: Atomic Habits and The Psychology of Money. I can attribute the importance of this book to the fact that in this region of the world, habits and money are the two things that people notice most about you.

You must wonder if I have a story, poet, or even song lyrics for you, but today is different I will be offering excerpts from these two books. Perhaps that will give you the motivation you need to take up the book and start reading.

Let’s begin with the Psychology Of Money.

* Doing well with money has nothing to do with how smart you are and a lot to do with how you behave. Behavior is hard to teach, even to a really smart person.

* We see the world through different lenses. What seems crazy to you might make sense to someone else.

* You are only willing to bear risk based on personal history.

* If something compounds, little growth serves as fuel for future growth. A small lasting base can lead to an extraordinary result.

* Getting money is one thing, keeping it is another thing.

* People want wealth to signal to others that you should like and admire them, but in reality, we bypass the person who wants to be admired not because wealth isn’t admirable but because we use it as a benchmark for our own desire to be liked and admired.

* If respect and admiration are your goals, be careful how you seek them. Humility, kindness, and empathy will bring more respect than horsepower ever will.

* Spending money to show you have money is the fastest way to have less money.

* We judge wealth by what we see because that’s the information we have in front of us.

* The most important plan of every plan is planning on your plan, not going according to plan.

* Every Job looks easy when you are not doing it. The challenge is always invisible to the crowd.

* Two things to keep in mind when making long-time decisions. One, avoid extreme end, be moderate. Second, accept the reality of changing your mind.

Atomic Habits, our second book

# Change that seems small and unimportant at first will compound into remarkable results if you will stick with them for years.

# Quality of our life often depends on the quality of our habits. You will end up the same with the same habit, but with a better habit, anything is possible.

# Success is the product of daily habit not once in a lifetime transformation

# Time magnifies the margin between success and failure.

# The goal is not to read a book, but to become a reader. The goal is not to run a marathon, but to be a runner. The goal is not to learn an instrument, but to become a musician.

# Your behavior is usually a reflection of your identity and identity is what you focus on (what you which to become)

# Habits are trial, fail, learn, then try differently.

# Habit shapes identity and identity shapes habit. It’s called a feedback loop.

# How to create a new habit. Make it obvious, make it attractive, make it easy, and make it satisfying.

# How to break a bad habit. Make it invisible, make it difficult, make it unattractive, and make it unsatisfactory.

You must look for knowledge in order to gain it. Spend some time reading today and improve yourself

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