People nowadays don’t give much interest to books, comparing to the 20th century, this is because of the evolving era, especially the main factor that is technology. But there is still a good amount of people that are interested in reading. Books/articles are more important than podcasts/videos, keep that in your mind.
Book n°1: Rich Dad Poor Dad.
You may have heard about this book. ”Rich Dad Poor Dad” is a personal finance and self-help book written by Robert T. Kiyosaki. First published in 1997, the book has gained widespread popularity for its unconventional approach to financial education. The author shares his life experiences and lessons learned from his “Rich Dad” (his best friend’s father) and his “Poor Dad” (his biological father).
Book n°2: Compound Effect.
“The Compound Effect” is a self-help and personal development book written by Darren Hardy. Published in 2010, the book explores the power of small, consistent actions over time and how they can lead to significant and positive changes in one’s life.
Book n°3: The Psychology of Money.
“The Psychology of Money” is a finance and investment book written by Morgan Housel. Published in 2020, the book delves into the behavioral aspects of personal finance and investing, exploring the psychological factors that influence financial decisions.
Book n°4: The Emyth.
“The E-Myth Revisited: Why Most Small Businesses Don’t Work and What to Do About It” is a business book written by Michael E. Gerber. First published in 1986 and later revised in 1995, the book explores the common pitfalls that entrepreneurs face when starting and running small businesses.
Book n°5: The 48 Laws of Power.
“The 48 Laws of Power” is a book written by Robert Greene, first published in 1998. This controversial and influential work explores the dynamics of power and offers strategies for gaining and maintaining it. Greene draws on historical examples, philosophical principles, and anecdotes to present 48 laws that he believes underlie the acquisition and exercise of power.
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