When I was a boy, my father often pulled me aside to convey lessons
intended to build what we generally refer to as ‘character’. Often
his advice was very simple — work hard, think for yourself,
do right by others — but I believe those lessons provided the
foundation for everything that has followed in my life. Now that
I’m a dad myself, I wanted to put them down in one place, with
examples of my own experiences, as a guide to life, adventure, and
investing, both for my young daughters and for anyone seeking
success in his or her chosen field. I hope that parents will be
inspired to give this book to their children, and vice versa, as
many of the lessons that I have learned apply not just to young
people but to all adults–for example, question everything,
never follow the crowd, and beware of boys!
What a lovely, lovely book! Though I’ve read all you’ve
written, this one really touched me. It is, of course, a love
letter to your daughters, which is not only a wonderful, meaningful
thing to do, but it was filled with exactly the kind of advice all
fathers should give. Your new book will stay on my shelf for a
long, long time, and I’ll be giving it to my own kids to
read.
–Nicholas Sparks, author of The Notebook, Dear
John, and The Last Song
intended to build what we generally refer to as ‘character’. Often
his advice was very simple — work hard, think for yourself,
do right by others — but I believe those lessons provided the
foundation for everything that has followed in my life. Now that
I’m a dad myself, I wanted to put them down in one place, with
examples of my own experiences, as a guide to life, adventure, and
investing, both for my young daughters and for anyone seeking
success in his or her chosen field. I hope that parents will be
inspired to give this book to their children, and vice versa, as
many of the lessons that I have learned apply not just to young
people but to all adults–for example, question everything,
never follow the crowd, and beware of boys!
What a lovely, lovely book! Though I’ve read all you’ve
written, this one really touched me. It is, of course, a love
letter to your daughters, which is not only a wonderful, meaningful
thing to do, but it was filled with exactly the kind of advice all
fathers should give. Your new book will stay on my shelf for a
long, long time, and I’ll be giving it to my own kids to
read.
–Nicholas Sparks, author of The Notebook, Dear
John, and The Last Song
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Table des matières
Preface.Introduction.
1. Swim Your Own Races: Do Not Let Others Do Your Thinking for
You.
2. Focus on What You Like.
3. Good Habits for Life and Investing.
4. Common Sense? Not So Common.
5. Your Education, Part I: Let the World Be a Part of Your
Perspective.
6. Your Education, Part II: Learn Philosophy; Learn to
‘Think’.
7. Your Education, Part III: Learn History!
8. Your Education, Part IV: Learn Languages (and Make Sure That
Mandarin Is One of Them!)
9. It Is the Century of China.
10. Know Thyself by Understanding Your Weaknesses and
Acknowledging Your Mistakes.
11. Recognize Change and Embrace It.
12. Look to the Future!
13. Lady Luck Smiles on Those Who Continue in Their Efforts.
Epilogue.
About the Author.
A propos de l’auteur
JIM ROGERS co-founded the Quantum Fund before he turned thirty and retired at age thirty-seven. Since then, he has served as a sometime professor of finance at Columbia University’s business school, and as a media commentator worldwide. He is the author of A Bull in China, Hot Commodities, Adventure Capitalist, and Investment Biker. He recently moved to Asia with his wife and daughters.
Langue Anglais ● Format PDF ● Pages 106 ● ISBN 9780470684825 ● Taille du fichier 1.2 MB ● Maison d’édition John Wiley & Sons ● Publié 2014 ● Édition 1 ● Téléchargeable 24 mois ● Devise EUR ● ID 3416541 ● Protection contre la copie Adobe DRM
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