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"The Richest Man in Babylon" by George S. Clason imparts timeless financial wisdom through parables set in ancient Babylon. It teaches saving, investing, and the importance of living within one's means to achieve wealth, encapsulated in stories like "The Five Laws of Gold."

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Hi, my name is Karan. I am the co-founder of the Money Minds community.
When I started investing, I didn't have any help. I've learned how to navigate markets by making a lot of mistakes and I still have a lot to learn. I believe that investing cannot be taught but it can be learned.
My intention behind these Open discussion sessions is to cultivate a space where people ask questions, share practical knowledge and hopefully learn vicariously.
Inspired by Charlie Munger’s wisdom, *"The best thing a human being can do is to help another human being know more" *our event fosters a spirit of knowledge-sharing and mutual growth. Expect engaging discussions, fresh perspectives, and opportunities to forge meaningful connections with fellow Money Minds members.

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Skin in the Game by Nassim Nicholas Taleb explores the concept of having a personal stake in the outcomes of one’s actions. Taleb argues that risk-sharing is essential for fairness, accountability, and effective decision-making in systems like business, politics, and society. He critiques those who avoid risk—like bureaucrats or theorists—while influencing others’ lives, emphasizing that true knowledge and ethics come from bearing consequences. The book blends philosophy, history, and practical insights, urging readers to prioritize real-world experience over abstract ideas and to distrust advice from those without "skin in the game."