Sirajuddin Aziz ...

Sure, rich people love reading, but they favor nonfiction — in particular, self-improvement books. "The rich are voracious readers on how to improve themselves," says Corley. In fact ...

It involves an emphasis on self improvement. My recommendation to my students was to make it clear that “working on oneself,” and trying to become a better person, must be a priority.

There’s a peculiar exhaustion that clings to us these days. Not the kind cured by a nap or even a week off. It’s deeper — ...