
Doughnut Economics
Kate RaworthThis is the book behind my essay on why growth is the wrong finish line. Raworth asks the question economics forgot to keep asking: what is the economy actually for?
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This is the book behind my essay on why growth is the wrong finish line. Raworth asks the question economics forgot to keep asking: what is the economy actually for?

The first book that made me question what school never taught me about money. The asset-versus-liability idea is simple enough to feel obvious, and that is exactly why it sticks: once you see it, you cannot unsee it. Read it early, argue with it as you grow, but read it.

This one quietly rewired how I think about decisions. Housel's point — that doing well with money has little to do with how smart you are and everything to do with how you behave — felt like permission to be human. I came away kinder to my own mistakes and more suspicious of my own certainty.
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