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Most Important Books

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Great financial books I recommend (how to think/live):

  • Richest Man in Babylon (Clason)
  • Cashflow Quadrant (Kiyosaki)
  • Becoming your own Banker (Nash)
  • The Case for IBC (Murphy)

Great books for understanding current financial system (improves investing acumen):

  • Lords of Easy Money (Leonard)
  • How the Economy Grows and Why it Crashes (Schiff) – literally a picture book, haha but it’s amazing
  • Economics in One Lesson (Hazlitt)
  • Changing World Order (Dalio)
  • Tax Free Wealth (Wheelright)

Great investment books/resources

  • Dao of Capital (Spitznagel)
  • Infinite Wealth Podcast
  • Wealth Without Wallstreet (Podcast)
Sean Dempsey
Sean Dempsey moved to New Hampshire as one of the first 100 ‘Free Staters.’ He unabashedly believes in the US Constitution and the message and principles enshrined by its founders. Sean believes the country in which we live needs to re-examine what Jefferson, Washington, Franklin, and Adams believed (and were willing to die for). The message of freedom is not a tag line or something to be embarrassed by, but is sacrosanct and more important than ever!
http://dempseyestates.com

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