Myron discusses insights from Bishop Wayne Knobby's 'Economic Redemption,' reflecting on how much knowledge exists and why continuous learning matters. The book shaped his thinking about economics and personal growth.
A book I just finished recently absolutely blew my mind. I've been studying wealth creation, business finance, personal finance, financial literacy and success principles from the Bible for decades. And I just finished a book that made me realize, like, on a real, like, cellular level, no matter how much you learn about anything, there is way more to learn than you already know. What you know about anything is a teaspoon compared to the ocean of knowledge that there is to learn about that thing. So the danger to approach any idea from the perspective of I know that already. Because the more dangerous than the things you don't know or the things that you know and I know you're probably wondering, what's the book? It's called Economic Redemption by Bishop Wayne Knobby. It absolutely blew my mind.
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