Hey! I am Jayessh
Welcome to my personal blog. Stuck in quarantine, one day in May, 2020, I decided I wanted to articulate all the thoughts stuck in my head and share them with people across the world.
I decided to use Movies, TV Programmes and Video Games, as a common unifying base to share views on different emergent themes. Going forward I will also move on to Global Politics and Military Strategy. I hope you all enjoy my thoughts and share your views on the same.
I am also a published author – check out my latest book “Crushing The Money Monster” on Amazon.
Happy reading !
ARE YOU TIRED OF WORKING HARD AND STILL FEELING BROKE?
You weren’t taught how money actually works. Nobody was.
You were taught to save. To cut back. To live within your means. And you did all of that — and somehow the fear never went away. The choices never expanded. The gap between where you are and where you want to be never closed.
That’s not a discipline problem. That’s an information problem. And this book fixes it.
Crushing the Money Monster is a no-nonsense, occasionally profane, completely honest guide to personal finance and investing — written by someone who grew up in a middle-class household where discipline was everything and wealth-building was a mystery nobody talked about. Jayesh Iyer figured it out the hard way. This book is the shortcut he never had.
Inside, you’ll learn:
How to build a money system that runs on math, not willpower
How to invest in businesses you actually understand — not Reddit hype
How to spot fin-fluencers running pump-and-dump schemes before they cost you
Why day trading destroys most people — and what actually works instead
How to build wealth without inheriting it, winning it, or getting lucky
No gurus. No $999 courses. No rented Ferraris.
Just the rules — explained the way a sharp, honest friend would explain them. The friend who actually reads annual reports, understands compounding, and will tell you straight that your $7 latte habit is not what’s keeping you poor — but your priorities might be.
Rich is the flashy condo. Wealth is the stone house that stands for generations.
This book builds the mansion.
Boring is the new sexy. Discipline is underrated. Time to crush the monster.