Die with Zero: Getting All You Can from Your Money and Your Life by Bill Perkins (E)

Die with Zero challenges conventional financial wisdom by advocating for a life where you spend your money intentionally to maximize life experiences rather than amassing wealth for its own sake. Bill Perkins, a hedge fund manager and high-stakes poker player, emphasizes that money is a tool to enrich life, not an end goal. He introduces concepts like "time bucketing," which involves aligning spending with the stages of life to ensure that individuals can enjoy their wealth when they are most capable of experiencing it fully. The book encourages readers to balance saving and spending, suggesting that one should aim to have "zero" money left at the end of life, having used it all to create meaningful memories and experiences.