Inspiring Next Gen Wealth
Resources We Recommend
We don’t believe in reinventing the wheel. Here are the books, thinkers, and communities that shape how we think about money, habits, and raising kids who build wealth instead of just talking about it.
Books We Recommend
The research, mindset, and money books behind our approach. If a sketch or blog post ever sounds a little too smart for us, it’s probably because one of these is quietly in the background.
Behavioral finance and money psychology, exploring how our early experiences with money shape adult financial habits.
The science of small behavior changes, and why tiny, consistent actions build lasting habits at home.
How small habits compound into big results, and why identity-based change (“becoming a wealth builder”) sticks better than willpower alone.
A deep dive into the habit loop, and why the cue-routine-reward cycle matters for building better money habits.
A framework for thinking about how income is earned, and what that means for building long-term wealth.
Practical strategies for raising grounded, less entitled kids, a theme that shows up often in our Gratitude and Entitlement content.
The classic on the difference between working for money and having money work for you, and why financial education matters early.
A step-by-step framework for building wealth methodically, from The Money Guy Show’s co-host.
A practical, no-guilt system for automating your finances and spending intentionally on what you actually value.
Timeless parables on saving, investing, and building wealth, first published nearly a century ago and still holding up.
A practical, often funny take on lending money to family, and how parents can teach real financial responsibility at home.
Age-by-age guidance for talking to kids about money, from toddlers through young adults.
A modern, practical guide to raising financially savvy kids in a world of apps, subscriptions, and digital spending.
A compassionate, practical guide to parenting through connection, useful context for how we talk to kids about money and behavior.
The science of spending money in ways that actually make you happier, a useful mindset shift for the whole family.
Ancient wisdom meets modern psychology on what actually makes people thrive, a useful backdrop to our mindset-before-asset approach.
A behavioral economics classic on why we make the money decisions we do, even when they don’t make logical sense.
Candid, occasionally blunt reflections on money, career, and family, useful perspective for parents thinking about long-term priorities.
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Sites & Communities We Like
Fellow travelers in the family finance and personal finance space, worth a visit if you’re building out your own reading list.
Camp FIRE Finance
A directory and community for personal finance blogs, podcasts, and YouTube channels covering the FIRE (Financial Independence, Retire Early) movement and beyond.