Reading is a significant part of my daily routine. Ever since I started a reading habit in 2016, my life has changed drastically. It has changed my perspective on life. Additionally, it has had a positive impact in all areas of my life, including health, finance, career, work, and relationships.

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In November 2020, I quit my corporate job because I wanted to work as a self-employed writer and entrepreneur.

The pandemic was an opportunity for me to find my purpose in life. I was working at a job I didn’t like. …

Successful people are passionate about what they do. For example, Warren Buffett loves studying companies, finding them at reasonable prices, and investing in them. Similarly, Elon Musk loves engineering and design. So, he builds EVs, rockets, and flame throwers.

“If you want to become successful, do what you love.” You’ve…

So here’s the deal: I can’t make money on Medium.

It’s not because I don’t have 100 followers or I do not write good stories (well, I hope not). Instead, it’s because Medium doesn’t support my country for its partner program.

Making things worse, even Stripe does not support my…

I read a lot of stories on Medium. But, recently, I have noticed that I also skip a lot of stories after clicking on them.

One of the main reasons I do that is when I see long paragraphs.

Most people click on a story mainly because of the intriguing…

Yesterday, I got a call from one of the associates of my ex-employer saying that they want me back at my old job. I wasn’t surprised because I knew this day would come when I left.

On November 30, 2020, I quit my corporate job to become a self-employed writer…

Most people believe that they need to finish reading every book they read. Unfortunately, I was one of those people.

But now, I have understood that I was wrong.

You can stop reading a book midway.

What!? Really?

Some books are just not worth it. You hear good reviews and buy them. But they turn out to be complete trash.

If you don’t like a book, just don’t read it. Instead, you could use that time to read something worthy.

Read the first few chapters and see if you like the content. Similarly, you can also use the ten percent rule:

• Read 10% of the book.
• If you like it, continue.
• If you don’t, stop reading and move on to the next one.

Reading should be fun. It should not be forced.

I thought the best book on wealth creation and personal finance had to be Rich Dad Poor Dad or Intelligent Investor. After all, everyone talks about these books and how reading them impacted their financial lives. I thought so too. I’ve read both these books, and they are fascinating.

Reading…