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The Richest Man in Babylon

George S Calson says that money can buy happiness for sure and tells you how to save and generate money. Money is plentiful for those who understand the simple laws that govern its acquisition. The book is a good simple introduction to the world of finance. The world has changed a lot in the last 200 years yet the basic fundamentals on how to live a financially good life remain the same. The book revolves around Bansir and his friends who have a desire to acquire gold. They have worked hard throughout their lives but their fate hasn't been able to provide them riches. They go to their friend Akrad to take advice. Akrad grew up with them but now earns a good fortune. What did he do different ? The author is a very good at repeating stuff till your brain registers it. The lesson from the book is that you are only entitled to a small amount of income you are earning. How? We will see! Akrad welcomes them and tells them seven tips that will help to make your wal...
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Entrepreneurial stress

Opening a startup can have high rewards but can also be stressful at the same time. When you start a new venture there is always going to be something that needs to be done, deadlines that have to be met. Using stress to channelize your energy can be useful but when stress becomes a part of life it does more harm than any good. Dealing with mental health should be your priority : The grind is endless and your head is like a chaotic monkey who is always in motion running from one place to another in search of his banana. Take your time to breathe, take time to self reflect for things that you are actually running a startup for. Startup will exist if you exist. Take out time to do things which make you feel relaxed as they are required to boost your creativity. Making a routine outside your startup routine is going to help a lot to keep you distracted. You should keep in mind that stress is going to come and be prepared with your weapons to handle it. You should have a bunch of di...