I went to school were I was thought about economy and entrepreneurship from the foundation at my elementary level. With all being categorized under financial management and the orientation of creating wealths, I grew up exploring with how personally creative and hardworking I could be by effectively putting those efforts and ideals to reality and that was all my guides to what I've achieved.
I also feel more comfortable in sharing ideals and confiding from people that are ahead of me such as mentors who're likely my role models.

I was never relied on reading books that's specifically subjected to monetary or economy. Although as I advanced in my education, some edition books were recommended to us as schoolers just in subject to our academy curriculums which we were only reading to pass our exams as most of them had not contents of exploit. I just do random research on my own relatively to my financial success matters.
I solely made myself relevant at any given conference with the subject to growing wealth and not literally on reading books of particular authors.