Summary
John C. Bogle considers what it means to have enough in money, business, and life. Drawing on talks to professional groups and students, he examines the pursuit of financial success, the values of a professional calling, and individual roles in society. Chapters address cost, speculation, complexity, salesmanship, management, and success.
Why read it Our view
Read it to examine the measures you use to judge success. Bogle’s discussion of cost, complexity, and professional values gives founders a basis for asking what their work serves and when more money or growth stops being a useful goal.
Written about
- John BogleAuthored bookBogle wrote this reflection on money, professional values, and the meaning of enough.Source