All right, today's book of the day, a few lessons for investors in management and managers by Warren Buffett

or I should say it's not by Warren, but it's a compilation of his writings.

So, people ask me one of the most common questions I'm compiled like the 30 most common questions I get.

One is, what is the best book on money, finances, business?

You know, what's at one place I can go to and just have a fountain of knowledge, everything you need to know about.

Money, this is the one. Right here.

It's by Peter Bevelin and I just got done.

I did a, for those of you who are in some of the premium stuff I do, the VIP coaching, the inner circle,

the mini MBA business program.

I went through this for about a couple hours and if you're not in that, highly recommend it costs,

depending on the course, but the basic VIP one costs less than a cup.

The average person spends on coffee per month, double down on your own brain, invest in your own brain,

but I want to share a few things. I don't have, you know, that call idea I was on a live call interactive.

You might have been on it if you're in the premium program for like three hours talking with people.

But let me just share a few thoughts.

If you get my book of the day emails, I shared a few of these too.

So, the first rule of making money,

all right, creating true wealth is coming at it from an investor standpoint.

Look at the 440 or 450 self-made billionaires in the world.

The largest category of them is not real estate.

It's not gold. It's not oil. It's not sports. It's not media.

It's not the food industry or hotels or fashion.

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