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Hand-picked books to help you master finances and life in Canada

Recommended by Anastasia
"Small habits, big results—how tiny changes can lead to life-changing transformations."
Atomic Habits by James Clear is all about making small, consistent changes to build better habits and break bad ones. The main idea is that instead of focusing on big, dramatic changes, you should focus on tiny improvements that compound over time. The author explains how habits are formed and offers practical strategies for making them stick, like the power of environment design and habit stacking. It's not about setting huge goals, but about getting 1% better every day. The book is a great guide for anyone looking to make positive changes in their life by starting small and being consistent.

Recommended by Anna
"This book teaches you how to build a system for thinking and making better decisions."
*Principles* is Ray Dalio’s guide to making better decisions in life and work—especially when things feel uncertain or overwhelming. Drawing on decades of experience building Bridgewater Associates, one of the world’s most successful hedge funds, Dalio shares a set of simple, repeatable principles that anyone can apply, regardless of background. At its core, the book encourages you to face reality as it is, be honest with yourself and others, and build habits and systems that help you move forward consistently, rather than relying on luck, emotion, or ego. Through personal stories, real mistakes, and practical frameworks, *Principles* offers a clear way of thinking for navigating complex decisions, starting fresh, and getting more out of life.
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