Feel free to share the name of any book that you have read that has benefited you, please also leave a brief description of what the book is about.
Name Of Book:
Brief Description:
Feel free to share the name of any book that you have read that has benefited you, please also leave a brief description of what the book is about.
Name Of Book:
Brief Description:
name of book: SPOONFED GENERATION
Brief Description:
Spoonfed Generation will explain the importance of childrenβs independence and the vital stages to letting go. Never before has a generation been so dependent on their parents; now itβs time to remove the spoon and put it back in the drawer.
Name Of Book: how to win friends and influence people
Brief Description: Title says it all. Very good book!
Love you for this. An absolut classic
Think And Grow Rich
Written in 1937 by Napoleon Hill, promoted as a personal development and self-improvement book. Hill writes that he was inspired by a suggestion from business magnate and later-philanthropist Andrew Carnegie (via wikipedia)
Again a classic. Im melting
Notice: The reason that I have not shared any βBooksβ is because so far I have not read any business related books, I have read a bit of βRich Dad Poor Dadβ
I second Rich Dad Poor Dad!
I donβt know how interesting this will be to most of you, but this is Wernher Von Brauns proposal to get to Mars. Much of which was adapted to the U.S. to the moon.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B5sULaqBIp0QNHl0R0xzX0xxdUE/view
Just stumbled across this on reddit yesterday, very interesting stuff.
Also I second the 4 hour work week, really opened my eyes in terms of working for myself and separating my time from my income.
I second the suggestion of rich dad poor dad! , The richest man in Babylon is another classic, and recently, The one thing by Gary W. Keller and Jay Papasan ( Great read on the power of focus!)
Tim Ferriss and The 4-Hour Workweek
The Richest Man in Babylon
Oh my god!!! This is like heaven to me.
Donβt Sweat the Small Stuff . . . and Itβs All Small Stuff: Simple Ways to Keep the Little Things from Taking Over Your Life by Richard Carlson.
Thatβs just the first.
Thank you for recommending The Richest Man in Babylon. Have always heard good things about it. Now, off to reading.
Chimp paradox -
It is very understandable, very usable, and excellently written.
Iβve read many, many, many books on the brain, emotions, behaviors, but I would say this is one of the best overall and, I think, the best for most people to read and learn from - and to implement from
One golden rule I liked from the book is facing adversity with the rule of βlife is unfairβ.
We all to much feel entitled to everything being fair - and when it is not we kick up a fuss. Sometimes you should in the face of adversity just tell yourself βlifes not fairβ and get over it.
The Emperorβs New Clothes
Donβt be afraid to think differently. Donβt always follow the herdβ¦
Failing Forward by John C Maxwell. It talks about how some very successful people got to where they were by βfailingβ. Good read!
I was always a big fan of Georges Bataille, but itβs not for everyone
Another disturbing, yet enlightening novel that you wonβt regret:
Louis-Ferdinand Celine - Journey to the End of the Night
Elon Musk
Reading this book motivated me to try to think 3 steps ahead instead of following the competition.