We study billionaires in this episode 98 of the Investors Podcast.

Broadcasting from Bel Air, Maryland. This is the Investors Podcast.

They'll read the books and summarize the lessons. They'll test the waters, tell you what it's called.

They'll give you actionable investing strategies.

Your host, Preston Pish, and St. Brooderson.

Hey, how's it going out there? This is Preston Pish and I'm your host for the Investors Podcast.

And as usual, I'm accompanied by my co-host St. Brooderson, Alan Denmark.

Today, we've got a book for you.

And this was one that I thoroughly enjoyed and to be quite honest with you, Stig, I'm a little embarrassed that I haven't read this book until now.

I know I've seen it in my Amazon queue as far as recommended books.

And I've seen this one so many times popping up as something that I should read and just haven't gotten around to it.

And so the name of the book is the power of habit.

Why we do what we do in life and business?

And this is written by Charles DuHig.

So, Stig, I'm assuming this book was valuable for yourself. Did you really enjoy this one?

Yeah, so that's your habit. Whenever you think a book is good, you assume I have the same opinion.

But yeah, you're definitely a derived press. And I thoroughly enjoy the book as well.

So, what you're thinking about, okay, so who endorsed this or what, you know, made you read this one?

So, going back to one of my favorite books, Think and Grow Rich, which was a book that kind of grew out of Andrew Carnegie, who was, you know, one of the wealthiest people of all time.

Andrew Carnegie solicited this book.

And if you've never heard our episode on Think and Grow Rich, definitely go back and find that and listen to that episode.

This book is tremendously useful. If you're trying to succeed at something, it doesn't necessarily have to relate to financial wealth.

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