My big three are:
1) How to Win Friends and Influence People
2) Think and Grow Rich
3) From Good to Great
My big three are:
1) How to Win Friends and Influence People
2) Think and Grow Rich
3) From Good to Great
Richest Man in Babylon
Rich Dad Poor Dad
Lately I've been watching The Secret - it's not a book though.
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If you want to be rich, sell products and services.
If you want to be insanely rich, create and control markets.
I must create a system or be enslaved by another mans; I will not reason and compare: my business is to create.
Read The Richest Man in Babylon - first published in 1926, timeless wealth-building principles.
Atlas Shrugged
Rich Dad Poor Dad
Wall Street (movie)
Rich dad poor dad.
I'm sorry Athelides, but "the secret" seems to be sheer baloney. True, the mind is the most powerful force in the universe, but you have to ACT on your thoughts, not trust in any "law of attraction". I don't think Einstein wished for a universal thery and then it came to his head.
The book that most inspired me was the 4 hour work week, magic of thinking big, you call the shots, and I have been watching a ton of videos on TED.com recently.
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Wow, I have read so many...a few off the top of my head are:
Art of War, Sun Tzu
All of Donald Trumps books of course
Where Have All The Leaders Gone?, Lee Iacocca
Rich Dad, Poor Dad (I think everyone's read that)
The Simple Art Of Greatness, James Mullen
You Call The Shots, Cameron Johnson
If you want to be rich, sell products and services.
If you want to be insanely rich, create and control markets.
I must create a system or be enslaved by another mans; I will not reason and compare: my business is to create.
Read The Richest Man in Babylon - first published in 1926, timeless wealth-building principles.
Rich Dad Poor Dad
Rich Dad Poor Dad's Guide to Investing (it's not about stocks)
The Richest Man in Babylon is filled with many symbols, all Robert Kiyosaki did was take those symbols and interpret them into modern times, and walla there comes Rich Dad Poor Dad, you would be amazed at the parallels.
Also Wisdom for a Young CEO, great book written by a high school senior, and offcourse Mad Money Watch TV get rich.
That's funny, I didn't catch any parallels between those two books but you're probably right.
If you want to be rich, sell products and services.
If you want to be insanely rich, create and control markets.
I must create a system or be enslaved by another mans; I will not reason and compare: my business is to create.
Read The Richest Man in Babylon - first published in 1926, timeless wealth-building principles.
Proverbs, from the Holy Bible
My top 3 would have to be:
1. The Top 10 Distinctions Between Millionaires and the Middle Class
2. Rich Dad Poor Dad
3. Do You by Russell Simmons
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