Book recommendations?

LordTony

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Hello everyone,
I've read "Rich dad poor dad" by Robert Kiyosaki which seems to be quite popular on BHW. Personally, I think it is an awesome book, it changed my way of thinking about money and getting rich in the long term. Does anyone have any other good recommendations? Thank you in advance
 
The last thing my mother bought me was a book.
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I have skimmed it as its hard to read the last thing your mother gave you but she was amazing. I would suggest to get it.
 
How to win friends and influence people is a really good book the audio version is also awesome
 
Try reading the "Monk who sold his Ferrari" by Robin Sharma. It is a good read filled with positive motivation. It chronicles around the author's own experience of leaving his corporate job and embracing the zen life.
 
The Art Of Intrusion - Kevin Mitnick
Old School Book, still a great read on a long flight :)
 
The 10 Pillars of Wealth: Mind-Sets of the World's Richest People by Alex Becker.
 
Well, I have read this book and nothing special didn't happen.
May be I didn't understand his startegy.
But I like 20/80 principle a lot.
 
I love this book.
Perfect for entrepreneurs, startup, business owner.

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rich dad poor dad is one of the best by far, its been a long time size ive read it but i still remember all amazing points it made, everything always comes down to cash flow
 
Extreme Ownership by Jocko Willink and Relentless by Tim Grover. Both very good books
 
The millionaire fastlane is an amazing book, for entrepreneurs. it is very down to earth and very precise.
 
I would recommend How to win friends and influence people by Dale Carnegie, although it's a little dated in its examples, the ideas and principles laid out in the book can be universally applied. Very good read.
 
If anyone is looking for fiction, Wise Blood is a perfect, dark, weird, hysterical book.
 
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