Heyo! It's Nik. This week's 4 Minute Read comes jam-packed with motivation, sound money advice, and a guide on reading people. Plus, a personal writing project that's very dear to me. Here's what's new:
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Quote of the Week"That is what a clear vision gives you: a way to decipher whether a decision is good or bad for you, based on whether it gets you closer or further away from where you want your life to go." — Arnold Schwarzenegger The Big 3 From the Book A Book Brought to LifeOver 30 years ago, Vicki Robin and Joe Dominguez published Your Money or Your Life, a simple, 9-step guide to changing your relationship with money and moving towards financial independence. The book was a huge hit because it looked at money in the larger context of our lives, not just cold, hard cash. They talk about life energy, values, and purpose. Only if money fits into the bigger picture will you be able to make sense of it and thus make better financial decisions. In today's video summary of the book, you'll learn to...
If you want to form a better, more productive relationship with money and start making strides towards financial independence, watch this video. The FreebieIf you've been following Four Minute Books for pretty much any amount of time, it's no secret to you that I'm a pretty big nerd — and not just for books. That also applies for the writing I do outside of summarizing books, which rarely happens as much as I'd like it to, but this week, it did. After working on this piece for hundreds of hours over the span of more than 3 years, a new long-form, creative essay is finally ready: This Virtual Soldier's Speech Explains How to Have True Purpose in Life. If you like video games (particularly the Metal Gear series), spy movies and action thrillers, or a good mentor-disciple relationship, you'll love this piece. And if not? Then it might still help you clarify and improve the role purpose plays in your life. This epic (and somewhat tragic) essay is a story about change, loyalty, and nature's grand, never-ending cycle. It's not a short read. In fact, at nearly 8,000 words and about 30-minutes reading time, it's my longest standalone article ever. But if you feel intrigued by the first few lines, chances are, with a nice cup of coffee and perhaps the right background music, it'll make for an amazing, insightful experience. You can read the piece on my blog (where I also publish daily, much shorter pieces) or on Medium (where clapping for it up to 50 times will help other people see it). Thank you for giving me a chance to share this kind of work with you. I hope you'll enjoy.
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The Big 3 From the Book The Meme ShelfNow if only we always knew which library — and which book! 🤔 That's everything for now. Enjoy your weekend! Happy reading, PS: Right now, you can get an insane 60% off Blinkist's library of over 7,000 book summaries,* including audio, a free, 2nd account, and more. Snag the deal* here (with a 14-day money-back guarantee) » |
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