The summer is here, and while we may still be waking up at 7 o’clock to start the commute to our desks, the warmer weather and longer days simply ask for us to take a few moments to ourselves — at least a few more than we might have grown accustomed to in the cold, winter months.
That said, there are some forms of leisure time you can easily write off as an investment, too. We would argue that reading is one of them.
At Financial Planning, we asked wealth management executives to give us book recommendations. These are tomes that made a positive impact on them or equipped them with tools to succeed in their roles.
On your next much-anticipated Saturday, or future vacation days spent lying in a hammock, cozy up with one of these titles and learn something that will help your work life when you get back.
Click through the list to learn more.
That said, there are some forms of leisure time you can easily write off as an investment, too. We would argue that reading is one of them.
At Financial Planning, we asked wealth management executives to give us book recommendations. These are tomes that made a positive impact on them or equipped them with tools to succeed in their roles.
On your next much-anticipated Saturday, or future vacation days spent lying in a hammock, cozy up with one of these titles and learn something that will help your work life when you get back.
Click through the list to learn more.
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