Recommended Books
I read a lot. I mean, A LOT.
Over the years, books have played a huge role in how I’ve approached money, career, business, and most importantly, parenthood. The books below are ones I’ve personally read and found genuinely helpful along the way.
I believe reading has the power to open doors you didn’t even know existed. Sometimes the right book gives you an idea, a different perspective, or an answer to a question you didn’t even know you needed to ask.
I hope you find something here that does the same for you.
One quick note: Some of the links below are affiliate links, which means I may receive a small commission if you purchase through them. It won't cost you anything extra, and I only recommend books I believe are worth your time.
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A bold guide to building wealth and developing better financial habits, with lessons on entrepreneurship, investing, networking and money mindset.
Another “back-pocket” book. This book will get you in the right frame of mind to build wealth.
A useful read for parents who want to become more intentional about building their family's financial future.
I call this a “back-pocket book” because it’s intentionally short and can fit in your back-pocket.
I’ve included a link to the audio-book on Spotify as well.
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A guide to the mindset and habits behind successful hustlers, with lessons on initiative, persistence, relationships and creating opportunities.
A useful read for parents who want to build their own ambition and teach their kids the value of hustle.
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The go-to guide for navigating pregnancy, updated for today’s parents.
From the first trimester through delivery, it provides practical information and answers to the questions expectant parents are likely to have along the way.
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A practical guide to raising financially responsible kids. Ron Lieber shows parents how to talk about money, allowances, spending, saving and giving while helping children develop gratitude, independence and good financial habits.
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A practical guide to the money skills every young person needs. From budgeting and saving to credit, debt and investing, How to Money gives kids the foundation they need to become more confident and responsible with money.
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A practical guide to teaching kids the fundamentals of money. From earning and saving to spending, giving and understanding debt, this book gives parents a framework for helping their children develop smart financial habits early.
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You don't have to be a financial expert to raise a money-smart kid. Beth Kobliner gives parents practical ways to teach children about earning, saving, spending, investing and credit, helping them build strong financial habits from an early age.
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A classic look at how ordinary people build extraordinary wealth. The book explores the habits of financially successful households, including living below your means, saving consistently and making smart long-term financial decisions.
Looking for a book about something specific? There’s a pretty good chance I’ve read one.
I tend to have several books going at once. My brain apparently prefers running multiple tabs at the same time, so if you’re looking for a recommendation on parenting, money, career, business, or just about anything else, don’t be shy.
Drop me a note at skip@knockedupmoney.com. I’m always happy to recommend a good read.
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