BUSINESS SCHOOL
By Robert T. Kiyosaki
Robert Kiyosaki returns to his signature teaching style to dissect a frequently misunderstood path to wealth: network marketing. Far from just a sales pitch, this book frames multi-level marketing as a revolutionary business school that teaches real-world emotional intelligence, leadership, and sales skills. Kiyosaki argues that the true value of these businesses lies in their ability to provide systemic business education and personal development without the astronomical overhead of traditional business degrees. He outlines how building a network can foster the passive income streams championed in his classic Rich Dad philosophy. It is a highly practical, motivational guide that strips away the stigma of direct selling, offering a blueprint for anyone looking to transition from an employee mindset to that of a true business owner.
¡Yo Quiero Dinero! la Guía Del éxito Financiero para Las Mujeres Latinas / Financially Lit!
By Janesse Torres
Janesse Torres delivers an empowering, culturally resonant financial manifesto tailored specifically for Latinas, though its lessons are universally applicable. Writing with raw honesty and a modern, vibrant voice, Torres dismantles systemic barriers and cultural taboos surrounding money. She guides readers through the essential steps of building wealth, from mastering side hustles and investing to overcoming generational scarcity mindsets. This book is much more than a basic budgeting guide; it is a call to financial revolution and self-worth. By combining practical fiscal strategies with psychological insights, Torres equips readers to take control of their financial destinies, build generational wealth, and demand their worth in a system that has historically undervalued them. It is an energetic, life-changing read that proves financial literacy is the ultimate form of self-care.
Mereces Ser Rico
By Rashad Bilal, Troy Millings
The visionary minds behind the smash-hit podcast Earn Your Leisure bring their electric energy and financial wisdom to the page in this Spanish-language edition. Rashad Bilal and Troy Millings argue passionately that financial literacy is a fundamental right, not a privilege. They break down complex economic concepts into digestible, actionable lessons, covering everything from real estate and the stock market to the business of sports and entertainment. Through real-life case studies and an infectious, community-centered approach, they demystify the path to wealth creation. This book is a powerful antidote to financial exclusion, offering a modern playbook for building legacy and achieving economic freedom. It is an essential, highly motivating read that proves wealth is attainable for anyone willing to learn the rules of the game.
La signora dei Baci
By Maria Letizia Putti, Roberta Ricca, Graphofeel Edizione
This captivating Italian biography tells the extraordinary story of Luisa Spagnoli, the visionary entrepreneur behind two iconic Italian brands: Perugina chocolate (creator of the famous Baci chocolate) and the Angora fashion house. Set against the backdrop of early 20th-century Italy, the authors paint a vivid portrait of a woman far ahead of her time. Spagnoli was not only a creative genius but also a pioneer in corporate social responsibility, championing women's rights and worker welfare long before these concepts became mainstream. Through meticulous research and engaging prose, the book explores how her passion, resilience, and industrial intuition reshaped the Italian business landscape. It is an inspiring narrative of female empowerment, creative brilliance, and the enduring legacy of a woman who sweet-talked the world with her chocolates and revolutionized fashion.
That Which Feeds Us
By Keala Kendall
Keala Kendall offers a beautifully lyrical and deeply grounding exploration of what truly sustains us, shifting the focus from material wealth to the riches of the earth and the soul. Set against the lush, evocative backdrop of Hawaii, this collection of essays and reflections delves into the profound connection between humans, nature, and food. Kendall writes with an intimate, poetic sensitivity about farming, foraging, and the ancestral wisdom of land stewardship. By celebrating the slow, deliberate acts of cultivation and nourishment, she invites readers to slow down and reconsider their relationship with the environment and their own bodies. It is a sensory and spiritual journey that serves as a gentle reminder that true abundance is found not in what we accumulate, but in how we connect with the world around us.