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  Short Summary  In All Things New, the author explains in a beautiful manner that it is of hope and renewal through faith. The book shows clearly that God's promise to make all things new goes beyond spiritual redemption and encompasses personal healing, restored relationships, and a restored sense of purpose. With mighty stories and biblical insights, it invites readers into a future full of possibility, even amidst pain and challenges.

  "Rich Dad Poor Dad" by Robert Kiyosaki highlights the contrasting financial philosophies of two father figures in the author’s life—his own educated but financially struggling biological father (Poor Dad) and his friend’s wealthy, entrepreneurial father (Rich Dad). The book emphasizes the importance of financial education, mindset, and taking risks to achieve financial independence. Through real-life anecdotes, Kiyosaki explains how Rich Dad teaches him to focus on building assets, avoiding liabilities, and seeking opportunities beyond traditional employment.

  Short Summary  The 80/20 Principle, also referred to as the Pareto Principle, underpins that 80 percent of results often flow from 20 percent of efforts. As Richard Koch illustrates, almost everything in life, including business, relationships, and productivity, shows imbalance. This would imply that for any given resources, we get more if we focus our resources on the most valuable 20 percent. As one example, business might get 80% of its profits from 20% of the customers, while personal productivity is similarly often the function of a minority of tasks generating the majority of results.