Kay’s 2022 Booklist

I always enjoy reviewing all the books I have read in a year because it is amazing how quickly I forget what I learn. Things I read in January, I already need a refresher on, after less than a year. I commented on a few of the books I read, but many of them were great reads this year!

Click any of the book titles to see a general summary of the book.

What was your favorite read this year?

1. An Organized Mind
2. The Gathering Home
3. The Ungrateful Refugee
4. Before We Were Yours
5. Inspired: Loving the Bible Again
6. 100 Million Dollar Offers– LOVED this book. If you are in business– a must read.
7. The Good Money Revolution– great book about the power of money to do GOOD! Made me even more passionate about the WHY behind building wealth.
8. Rising Strong
9. The Power of Fun– Still working on implementing things from this book but we read it for a book club and I loved the discussion.
10. 100 Side Hustles– great book to get the wheels turning of all the creative ways to make side money! I am amazed at people’s creativity!
11. Playing with FIRE
12. Fair Play– I have mixed feelings on this book (A little bit of husband hating IMO) but the household management system they describe in it has helped Dan and I SO Much.
13. Balanced and Barefoot
14. The Coaching Habit-Great short read- questions are so powerful!
15. Parenting with Love and Logic
16. What Happened to You?
17. No Cure For Being Human
18. The E-myth Revisited– Best business book I have read in a while. I feel like I read this at just the right season of life.
19. Mindset– Might have been the most influential book of the year. I have been so much more productive, yet patient with myself after reading this book. I have been so much more willing to go for things and not as scared of failing.
20. The Lazy Genius Way
21. The Psychology of Money– LOVED. I wish it went a little deeper on some topics and gave more opportunities for application but still a great book on part of personal finance that is often overlooked.
22. You Need More Money Than You Think– I usually steer clear of these kind of money books. And now I remember why haha. I didn’t love the tone of this book. (Also, quite a bit of language) But the message of sometimes we think “we are good” just because we don’t have debt or we make a decent salary when we are really not was a good wake up call to keep going and always be working to make financial progress.

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