Top 3 books to read
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Stitches and Burns
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How to Get Rich - Felix Dennis
Principles - Ray Dalio
Think and Grow Rich - Napoleon Hill
Principles - Ray Dalio
Think and Grow Rich - Napoleon Hill
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Majinn
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Interesting that we all have read the same books.
Think and Grow Rich (a lot of universal principles not only in the finances or business)
Rich Dad Poor Dad (The Author was bankrupt many times using his techniques. However, he found his website and shared some of the good examples on how to start shifting your mind on finances)
The Richest Man in Babylon (A few stories depicting the characteristics of a human being, from merchant to lender, to a land owner. Also how to deal with finances, some good analogies)
There are many more books, that's for sure. Keep in mind that someday you will have to apply the knowledge, or else knowledge without action is an empty gun. x)
Think and Grow Rich (a lot of universal principles not only in the finances or business)
Rich Dad Poor Dad (The Author was bankrupt many times using his techniques. However, he found his website and shared some of the good examples on how to start shifting your mind on finances)
The Richest Man in Babylon (A few stories depicting the characteristics of a human being, from merchant to lender, to a land owner. Also how to deal with finances, some good analogies)
There are many more books, that's for sure. Keep in mind that someday you will have to apply the knowledge, or else knowledge without action is an empty gun. x)
dotc0m
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Never go into Rich dad poor dad series, because I hate MLM
but
The Truth Machine: Paul Vigna (blockchain)
The Age of Anomaly: Andrei Polgar (Very interesting take on economic downfalls and patterns)
Steve Jobs: Walter Isaacson (An overview on the life of the world's most busiest man. Really shows how large of a commitment one has to sacrifice to better a product/service)
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The Truth Machine: Paul Vigna (blockchain)
The Age of Anomaly: Andrei Polgar (Very interesting take on economic downfalls and patterns)
Steve Jobs: Walter Isaacson (An overview on the life of the world's most busiest man. Really shows how large of a commitment one has to sacrifice to better a product/service)
terrier2018
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This book was a huge success years ago (2012?) amongst the people of HR. However, the fad is long gone, and people realized that it was a stupid book.
tabish8612
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Do you guys read books on Smartphone or you buy physical books?
TheVigilante
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Think and grow rich seems to be the most popular of them all
its4thecolony
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What's that one book buy Tai Lopez lol
BlueBuzzy
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Of course I love my Lambos and manshions, but you know what I love even more? KNOWLEDGE
1Enigma
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Both