Quotes about money from interviews: founders, investors and artists on what money gives, what it doesn't and how to treat it.
In life, as in cinema, money determines the fate of characters. This is an honest metaphor for reality.
A classic work of sociology on how the religious idea of calling, and the protestant's anxiety about his own salvation, unexpectedly gave rise to a work ethic that became the spiritual foundation of modern capitalism.
A story about a family assembled not by blood but by a mutual choice to look after one another — and the price paid for that care outside the law.
They always said: do what you love. Don't settle for anything other than your passion.
The Nobel laureate's summary book on how two systems of thought—fast and intuitive versus slow and deliberate—shape human judgment, and why neither can be trusted blindly.
A story of how a brilliant idea and its creator's social wounds turn into an empire — and a trail of broken relationships along the way.
Wealth can harm your mental health if you're not careful. You need discipline and purpose in life.
A series of interviews with major traders that adds up to an unexpected conclusion: market success rests not on a secret formula but on the discipline of controlling losses and on each trader's ability to work out an…
A comedy of manners that gradually curdles into a taut parable about how poverty and wealth learn to impersonate each other — and what that impersonation costs.
Money is a means, not an end. True wealth is the ability to change the world and make life better.
A collection of essays by a programmer and investor arguing that good programming has more in common with a painter's craft than with engineering from a blueprint, and that understanding this changes both how products…
Wealth is created by leveraging labor, capital, and skills.
Free market ideology is a religion, not a science. Markets are efficient only under very specific conditions that rarely exist.
Money comes and goes. What matters most is who you are as a person and how you treat others.
Money is not the goal. Money is a tool to create opportunities and change.
The real wealth of a nation is measured not by its GDP but by how it cares for its most vulnerable citizens.
Better to have a short life that is full of what you like doing than a long life spent in a miserable way. Ask yourself: what do I desire?
What do you mean rich — do possessions make you rich? I don't have that type of richness. My richness is life, forever.