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Chapter 5, about staying wealthy and chapter 6 about it being the small percent that wins big will be better then the large percent that fails, tails wins. Hard to describe right now but I get it. Take warren buffets top 10 best investments away and he’s pretty average. And for the staying wealthy it is meaning you have to have a different mindset from the one you had getting the money. Aka don’t reach too far

Good, quick read over chapter 3:never enough, about very rich people wanting more money. And chapter 4: confounding compounding about how little over a long time adds up. Very good ice age analogy in that chapter

Good, introduction obviously introducing the premise and then read the first 2 chapters. Chapter 1: no one is crazy, essentially talking about how everyone is shaped and experienced life differently do they will all do things differently with money and then chapter 2: luck and risk, talking about luck and risk obviously. But how we try and study what billionaires did to make money without really appreciating the luc