Memories from Shipps Bend 2

03/17/25 • 8 min

Gleaning Mustard Seeds with Jerrie Barber

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The apostle Paul wrote in Philippians 1:3: "I thank my God every time I remember you."

That sums up my thoughts on the people where I grew up: Hickman County, Centerville, Tennessee, and the Shipps Bend community. Listen as I recount how many people touched me and how significant their influence was on me.
The blog post I'm reading in the next two episodes: Great Principles My Community Taught Me 60 Years Ago
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Investment Principles

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Is there any hope of investing to accumulate money for retirement and other big purchases? Does anybody know enough to help me understand the principles of investment? These ten principles have helped me to develop a plan and not worry about each day's market report.

Bob Farrell's 10 Rules
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Here are three books that I've found valuable:
The Only Investment Guide You'll Ever Need: Revised Edition, by Andrew Tobias
I read the first edition of this book in 1978. Although I didn't learn very much, I did learn a few principles that started me on a life of investing. In 1987, he published The Only Other Investment Guide You'll Ever Need. I like his humor and practical advice. He's continued to revise as markets and investment products change.
The Total Money Makeover: A Proven Plan for Financial Fitness, by Dave Ramsey Dave Ramsey has helped thousands budget, get out of debt, and invest successfully. His guidelines are easy to understand, and he emphasizes giving as a fundamental principle of money management.
The Psychology of Money: Timeless lessons on wealth, greed, and happiness, by Morgan Housel
This is a foundation book on money. It starts with the heart instead of the math. We can learn about spreadsheets, the market, and investment tools, but if our hearts aren't right, none of the rest will make us financially successful. Here is the summary of the book on Amazon:

Doing well with money isn’t necessarily about what you know. I