Rob, thank you for this kind of video, good books, I would add the book Astro Money Alchemy, the book is full of magical secrets of attracting money, all praise and once again congratulations for the video
Thank you Rob for your book recommendations, I am going to add them to my list for sure. I would add here: 1. “The magic of thinking big” 2. “Atomic habits” 3. “Rich dad, poor dad”
Taking the first step is the hardest, but 7 house later living off passive income since June 6, 2016. You’ve got to start taking steps to achieve your goal.
All passive income ideas work as long as you put the work in. I focus more on cryptos, NFTs, real estate crowdfunding and IDOs. With the assistance of a financial consultant, I’m doing well for myself.
Atomic Habits should be here 100%. We are creatures of habit and if we want to change our lives we have to set our habits straight. You also mentioned habit stacking which was tackled there as well.
For extraordinary success, Keller's book ONE THING is unsurpassable. I have followed its advice of 4 hr time block each day. After 10 yr, I am an author of 5 books from Springer. Thanks to Gary.
Man's Search for Meaning. Amazing, powerful book. Read it. It's a short read. By Dr. Viktor Frankl, a concentration camp survivor. He founded Logotherapy, which is finding meaning in life as a remedy for things like depression. That book is about his experiences as survivor of the Nazi camps. One thing I learned is that some of the camp guards were humane. Of course, most were not. He also had the line that sticks in my mind 20 years later: "Meaning comes from your interface with the world." Ever notice how an older person suffering from depression suddenly comes to life when there is a task - they have to pick a kid up, or they volunteer as a door greeter at Walmart, or even taking care of a pet or plant. Meaning is not found with you in meditation, self-absorbed or "following your bliss." It could be that, but he's saying that your meaning in life comes from other people, society, your interactions with them. And also, no matter what you face, you can decide in that moment how it affects you, so it;s also a deeply Stoic book.
@@MakerTom2022 Oprah had the author of The War of Art on... Super Soul Sunday?... a few years back. I found the interview interesting. Thanks for reminding me of this book, as yet unread.
The power of Now is an amazing book. .the first copy was given to me, gave it to someone who needed it and I've owned 2-3 copies of it since the early 2000s. .I currently have a copy What many Do Not realise is that Oprah did Not find him, all she did was introduce him & his book to the world! She's a powerful influencer! Finding a copy prior to Oprah being mentioned Is one such book I will need to find and buy. Also his book Stillness speaks is awesome!
@@fionahunt2954 they are all very similar. It's how one reads it that matters, take your time or miss the point of the book. It took me months to understand the point of the book and how Eckhart woke up on a bench two years later.
Robert Greene book 48 laws of power. I declined management positions because I did not understand human behavior and I tried to avoid conflict. If I read 48 laws earlier, I would have a different career.
I have all the books mentioned in the comment but my first favorite books are the Holy Bible and Think and Grow Rich Through Persuation. I have 2 books of Think and Grow Rich too, Think and Grow Rich Through Persuation is the oldest
this is exactly what am thinking on concentrating on actually cause I would really love to also attain all these and give God the credit 😍😍😍,in all these books I dare not leave my bible
Meditations by Marcus Aurelius, The Art of War, Getting to Yes, The Road Less Travelled,Super Memory-Super Student, Make it Stick...I have a long list :)
The War of Art--examines why so many people get 99% of the way to their goal, discussing how the push against achievement gets stronger towards the end, as the universe pushes back to prevent force of change, only the best and most tenacious push through...not as you imagine getting over the hump with most of the work done. So logical, scientific, phenomenal read. Life altering as you begin to SEE it after that.
High Performance Habits by Brendon Burchard was the best book I've read in a long time, and I read a lot. Second best would be Deep Work by Cal Newport. If you haven't read these, definitely add them to your list!
Funny, but the book that actually got me off my butt and focus on one thing is “Can’t Hurt Me” by David Goggins. It taught me how to get out of my comfort zone. But I will get these books and read them. David G got me out of my physical comfort zone and I’m sure your three books will get my out of my mental comfort zone. Thank you
Never Split the Difference - Chris Voss. A great study of high-level negotiating as it relates to everyday life. A wonderful guide for negotiating everything from a new car price to a salary raise.
For example, many people make prominence or prosperity their goal in life. Self-help books abound on how to outsmart others to gain prestige or to become rich. The Bible, on the other hand, tells us: “The rivalry of one toward another . . . is vanity and a striving after the wind.” “A mere lover of silver will not be satisfied with silver.” (Ecclesiastes 4:
My top 3: 1. The power of Now - a spiritual book that talks about the power of living in the present because time is just a mental construct that hinders us more than helps us. Literally changed my life. 2. Atomic Habits - talks about how our mind does almost everything habitually and how to get our minds to habitually do things that will move us closer to our goals. 3. Think and grow rich - i don’t really have to say much for that lol. A must read if you ever want to be financially successful in life.
Atomic habits is a great read by James Clear! Very straightforward and to the point, lots of great tips to get into habits of becoming a better version of yourself and get things done!
Thanks for the great recommendations! I have heard of all of these and haven’t read them yet. And I also loved 7 Habits byCovey. My addition to the list: Time Management from the Inside Out by Julie Morgenstern
"The One Thing" was really a game changer for me, too. Before that, I was a strong believer in the idea of building multiple streams of income through different activities. But in the end I just got bogged down and didn't make any real progress with any of the activities. Similar to you, by focusing on "the one thing" that mattered most to me, I've made this one thing a success.
@@alexandraadams2070 once you understand what the Bible is really all about, you don't need to read any other book ever again in order to be successful. you automatically live it.
Thank you for your video, I wanted to tell you that I really like the book "Genius Mode", but recently a similar book came out about modern people, called "Celebrity 24 Hours: Schedules of the day that are changing the world", it helped me a lot in my work. I'll look for the link right now.
The worth of remembering and doing is underrated.. Think and grow rich- visualization One thing- revetting on one skill to master Talent overrated - deliberate practice The power of now!
Well contents like this helps in reminding ourselves to keep our heads up as the journey to a creating a sustainable wealth isn’t serene, So many die on the journey trying to get rich and break out of matrix, all the same technology is many life easy for the smart!
I keep telling people that there's a different between Lucky and management, some people got to be millionaires luckily but couldn't manage it well and went back to nothing but some managed some thousands and became great millionaires and More, the difference is the riches is not having money at hand or in bank but true riches begin from the brain, there's no way someone can superintendence wealth without being wealthy in the brain!
Thank you for your motivation brother keep moving forward. . . . One thing I learned in my life if you want to achieve your goals to make your dream come true. ..use what you have don't tell any bullshit excuses things ..example : if you don't have money to go to Gym...you can do 100 to 200 push ups in your home until you find your way to earn money. ...so don't do that bro and if you want to be successful in your life you should find your passion and you should willing to change your thoughts in to positive side to make your dream come true. ....you can say how but you should find your way don't make any excuses once you start to thing positively for 21 days after you will be attract positive people and positive things in your life so give up on your bad habits to gets good things in life only if you want ....as rob Brother said this is my experience .....God bless you rob brother and all.....❤❤👍👍👍👍
Think and grow rich is my all time favourite,my self development journey years ago started with this book,am not yet on the degree of succes i wanna be but damn on my way there,funny that deliberate practice from the book Talent is overrated also mentioned in Think and grow rich in the Specialized knowledge chapter.Thank you Rob for your recommendations
You left out one important line in regards to "Think and Grow Rich". Yes, read it and read it again. But MORE IMPORTANT: DO WHAT IT SAYS. I bought the same copy as shown in your video (used for $6). I read it (once) - and then went back and did exactly what it says to do. 3 years later, I had over $1,000,000 in my bank account. It works - for anyone.
Very American, they are how to and practical. I am sure success may come. I do not read many English books but I liked The Kite Runner, Life of Pi, and Emily Dickinson.
The Bible, Catcher on the Rye, Farinhigt 451, 1984, Ernist Hemmingway, something for culture! If you want to be rich I learned to read classics. Did not go to College and made myself rich. Retired at 55yrs im 70yr and am still going stronge. Jesus paved my way. Best adventures, cigars, loqure and hang out with the houthy touties!!!!
I just saw your FB Reels today .. great list I had previously read both Think and Grow Rich (Great) and the One Thing (overrated .. no entreprenuer or human being can do only one thing - I preferred your Reels today that suggest 5 Hobbies ... far more partical) - I had not heard of Talent is Overrated ... picking up a copy today ... The 1 book I'd recommend is High Performance Habits by Brendon Burchard ... P.S. Do you have a book?
While I appreciate your basic point, there's plenty of research that supports being a multi-sport athlete. Playing volleyball, for example, could have tangible benefits for developing basketball skills (pivoting, positioning, etc.). Many athletes have played multiple sports at a high level: Jim Brown, Deion Sanders, Bo Jackson, Michael Jordan, Tim Tebow, Jeff Samardzija, and plenty of football players who were also track stars.
You’re absolutely right, though it bypasses the point he’s making. Take Michael Jordan for example: he’s one of the greatest basketball players to ever live, he was also a “track star” as you say. But was he ever the best at both of those at the same exact time? To be the best at anything, you have to put 100% into *that one thing* alone. It doesn’t mean a person cannot excel at multiple things, just that each additional discipline will detract from the others. Triathlon winners train to be the best at those combined disciplines performed in succession, though I have yet to see one who is the best at any one of those disciplines in isolation. So the point to remember is that once you identify that single thing which you are determined to own and be the absolute best at, it’s necessary to focus 100% on that, else you will always be second to whom so ever *does* give it their all goes all in on that one single thing.
That was a great read with positive stories but I didn't keep the book because it didn't motivate me to do anything or figure out what I should be doing with my life. It wasn't worth the money spent because it didn't help put anything to practice. My financial problems didn't get solved but it helped me quit chocolate 😂.
Why do so many books have to do with business and making money?? I am in Education and am happy with my minimalist mindset, so i dont need or want to know how to make lots of money.
For me,
1. "Seven Habits of Successful People "
2. Alchemist
3. Atomic Habits
Rob, thank you for this kind of video, good books, I would add the book Astro Money Alchemy, the book is full of magical secrets of attracting money, all praise and once again congratulations for the video
Rob Dial, your way of explaining the main essence of the books is amazing.
Quite impressive.
Thank you Rob for your book recommendations, I am going to add them to my list for sure.
I would add here:
1. “The magic of thinking big”
2. “Atomic habits”
3. “Rich dad, poor dad”
Taking the first step is the hardest, but 7 house later living off passive income since June 6, 2016. You’ve got to start taking steps to achieve your goal.
All passive income ideas work as long as you put the work in. I focus more on cryptos, NFTs, real estate crowdfunding and IDOs. With the assistance of a financial consultant, I’m doing well for myself.
You can make a quick internet research with her name *Olivia Charlotte Oswald.* The rest of the information is there for you to read and get in touch.
Atomic Habits should be here 100%. We are creatures of habit and if we want to change our lives we have to set our habits straight. You also mentioned habit stacking which was tackled there as well.
Mother of all books "Power of Subconscious Mind"
For extraordinary success, Keller's book ONE THING is unsurpassable.
I have followed its advice of 4 hr time block each day. After 10 yr, I am an author of 5 books from Springer. Thanks to Gary.
Really appreciate the video. I would say the best books are:
1. The five dysfunctions of a team
2. Crucial Conversations
Man's Search for Meaning. Amazing, powerful book. Read it. It's a short read. By Dr. Viktor Frankl, a concentration camp survivor. He founded Logotherapy, which is finding meaning in life as a remedy for things like depression. That book is about his experiences as survivor of the Nazi camps. One thing I learned is that some of the camp guards were humane. Of course, most were not. He also had the line that sticks in my mind 20 years later: "Meaning comes from your interface with the world." Ever notice how an older person suffering from depression suddenly comes to life when there is a task - they have to pick a kid up, or they volunteer as a door greeter at Walmart, or even taking care of a pet or plant. Meaning is not found with you in meditation, self-absorbed or "following your bliss." It could be that, but he's saying that your meaning in life comes from other people, society, your interactions with them. And also, no matter what you face, you can decide in that moment how it affects you, so it;s also a deeply Stoic book.
Nixorus - where secret books await (you can thank me later).
I agree, they have great stuff.
The compound effect!🙌
The Richest Man in Babylon is so simple yet so profound.
The War of Art, by Stephen Pressfield. Very inspirational for creative pursuits. Helps with overcoming procrastination (Resistance)
"The Art of War" or "The War of Art"?
@@alisday6206 The War of Art
@@MakerTom2022
Oprah had the author of The War of Art on... Super Soul Sunday?... a few years back.
I found the interview interesting.
Thanks for reminding me of this book, as yet unread.
Atomic Habits, The 4 Agreements, The Power of Now.
and almanack of naval
The power of Now is an amazing book.
.the first copy was given to me, gave it to someone who needed it and I've owned 2-3 copies of it since the early 2000s.
.I currently have a copy
What many Do Not realise is that Oprah did Not find him, all she did was introduce him & his book to the world!
She's a powerful influencer!
Finding a copy prior to Oprah being mentioned Is one such book I will need to find and buy.
Also his book Stillness speaks is awesome!
@switchofftogettagrip1400 should I get the 1st edition have they been updated?
@@fionahunt2954 Depends if you can find an actual first edition.
@@fionahunt2954 they are all very similar. It's how one reads it that matters, take your time or miss the point of the book. It took me months to understand the point of the book and how Eckhart woke up on a bench two years later.
Robert Greene book 48 laws of power. I declined management positions because I did not understand human behavior and I tried to avoid conflict. If I read 48 laws earlier, I would have a different career.
I just finish this book😊
I have all the books mentioned in the comment but my first favorite books are the Holy Bible and Think and Grow Rich Through Persuation. I have 2 books of Think and Grow Rich too, Think and Grow Rich Through Persuation is the oldest
this is exactly what am thinking on concentrating on actually cause I would really love to also attain all these and give God the credit 😍😍😍,in all these books I dare not leave my bible
Meditations by Marcus Aurelius, The Art of War, Getting to Yes, The Road Less Travelled,Super Memory-Super Student, Make it Stick...I have a long list :)
The War of Art--examines why so many people get 99% of the way to their goal, discussing how the push against achievement gets stronger towards the end, as the universe pushes back to prevent force of change, only the best and most tenacious push through...not as you imagine getting over the hump with most of the work done. So logical, scientific, phenomenal read. Life altering as you begin to SEE it after that.
1. Think and Grow Rich
2. The One Thing
3. Talent is Overrated
High Performance Habits by Brendon Burchard was the best book I've read in a long time, and I read a lot. Second best would be Deep Work by Cal Newport. If you haven't read these, definitely add them to your list!
Thank you for sharing 🧡 I am always adding books to my list
Funny, but the book that actually got me off my butt and focus on one thing is “Can’t Hurt Me” by David Goggins. It taught me how to get out of my comfort zone.
But I will get these books and read them. David G got me out of my physical comfort zone and I’m sure your three books will get my out of my mental comfort zone. Thank you
Atomic Habits for sure. I would highly recommend it. I think it is best book of the decade.
Thank you for heads up. I found 'The Art of Manipulation' eye-opening.
7 habits of highly effective people. My all time favorite.
Thanks!
That was the best detail explanation I've never ever heard of before. Thanks so much, Rob. I love all your videos.
Never Split the Difference - Chris Voss. A great study of high-level negotiating as it relates to everyday life. A wonderful guide for negotiating everything from a new car price to a salary raise.
Just added level up to a library collection I work at. Can't wait to read it!
I know someone that has gone from very poor to wealthy, without reading any book, but this person had a lot of common sense.
For example, many people make prominence or prosperity their goal in life. Self-help books abound on how to outsmart others to gain prestige or to become rich. The Bible, on the other hand, tells us: “The rivalry of one toward another . . . is vanity and a striving after the wind.” “A mere lover of silver will not be satisfied with silver.” (Ecclesiastes 4:
Bring it. Solomon is my favorite.
My top 3:
1. The power of Now - a spiritual book that talks about the power of living in the present because time is just a mental construct that hinders us more than helps us. Literally changed my life.
2. Atomic Habits - talks about how our mind does almost everything habitually and how to get our minds to habitually do things that will move us closer to our goals.
3. Think and grow rich - i don’t really have to say much for that lol. A must read if you ever want to be financially successful in life.
They are all good but please add "The 7 habits of highly effective people by Steven R. Covey". Its my all-time life charger
Level Up is one of the best books ever. It has helped transform my life in a very positive way,
Can’t hurt me by David Goggins- not sure why I waited so long to read it, but it’s so good
Three magic words by U. S. Andersen and The Game of Life by Florence Scovel Shinn Both really great books my Popz got me.
Atomic habits is a great read by James Clear! Very straightforward and to the point, lots of great tips to get into habits of becoming a better version of yourself and get things done!
I recommend you 7 habit of effective people
Great motivational advise thanks for sharing 💐
Thanks for the great recommendation you give us here,I'm so pleased with it❤
Thanks for the great recommendations! I have heard of all of these and haven’t read them yet. And I also loved 7 Habits byCovey.
My addition to the list: Time Management from the Inside Out by Julie Morgenstern
Yeah Time Management that's one Reading on
Thanks I prefer literature, history and art subjects over how to books.
🎉🎉🎉you explained very well. Quite inspirational!❤
Great presentation. I think spiritual development and empowerment is also important. Ruthless Yokes Breakers by Bode Jackson is good in that area.
I read "Think and Grow Rich" and this book change my prospective of life
7 Habits of Highly Effective People
Looking forward to reading and making notes in this book, thanks for mentioning
This book is the worst choice for "reading begginers" I do recommend "7 habits of highly effects teens". It's much more easier
It's nonsense
@@Kitiwake what is? "The habits of highly effective teens"
"The One Thing" was really a game changer for me, too. Before that, I was a strong believer in the idea of building multiple streams of income through different activities. But in the end I just got bogged down and didn't make any real progress with any of the activities. Similar to you, by focusing on "the one thing" that mattered most to me, I've made this one thing a success.
I have been doing a lot of audible books lately. They are perfect for the car ride or taking my morning walk.
Thanks for doing this video.Everything you said was stated in the Bible and I love reading it.
The Bible is the number 1 book !!!
The most life changing book ever
1. The four agreement
2. Atomic habits
3. The secret
4. Eat that froge 😊
Thank you very much.. let's read the Holy Bible too.. as a number one! I'm repeating 'Think and Grow rich'
Yes, the Holy Bible is absolutely life-changing. Read from it daily and I also liked Think and Grow Rich.
@@alexandraadams2070 once you understand what the Bible is really all about, you don't need to read any other book ever again in order to be successful. you automatically live it.
Thank you for your video, I wanted to tell you that I really like the book "Genius Mode", but recently a similar book came out about modern people, called "Celebrity 24 Hours: Schedules of the day that are changing the world", it helped me a lot in my work. I'll look for the link right now.
The worth of remembering and doing is underrated..
Think and grow rich- visualization
One thing- revetting on one skill to master
Talent overrated - deliberate practice
The power of now!
man you are changing my life
By the way think and growth rich is one of my favourite book
Definitely ATOMIC HABITS by James Clear and Radical Awakening by Dr Shefali!
Rob, please consider the ‘Gap & the Gain ‘ Dr Ben Hardy with Dan Sullivan
‘Be Your Future Self ‘ again Dr Ben Hardy .
The Mountain In you book is very good too!!
Well contents like this helps in reminding ourselves to keep our heads up as the journey to a creating a sustainable wealth isn’t serene, So many die on the journey trying to get rich and break out of matrix, all the same technology is many life easy for the smart!
I keep telling people that there's a different between Lucky and management, some people got to be millionaires luckily but couldn't manage it well and went back to nothing but some managed some thousands and became great millionaires and More, the difference is the riches is not having money at hand or in bank but true riches begin from the brain, there's no way someone can superintendence wealth without being wealthy in the brain!
I agree with you, Wealth can blow away if you don't master money management by giving your idea to investment no matter how much in your possession
Thank you for this video! I am adding these to my TBR list. The book that changed my life this year was I AM by Howard Falco
TBR means?
@@Eagle-Sankagiri to be read
Thank you for your motivation brother keep moving forward. . . . One thing I learned in my life if you want to achieve your goals to make your dream come true. ..use what you have don't tell any bullshit excuses things ..example : if you don't have money to go to Gym...you can do 100 to 200 push ups in your home until you find your way to earn money. ...so don't do that bro and if you want to be successful in your life you should find your passion and you should willing to change your thoughts in to positive side to make your dream come true. ....you can say how but you should find your way don't make any excuses once you start to thing positively for 21 days after you will be attract positive people and positive things in your life so give up on your bad habits to gets good things in life only if you want ....as rob Brother said this is my experience .....God bless you rob brother and all.....❤❤👍👍👍👍
The Alchemist on audiobook narrated by Jeremy Irons!
Think and grow rich is my all time favourite,my self development journey years ago started with this book,am not yet on the degree of succes i wanna be but damn on my way there,funny that deliberate practice from the book Talent is overrated also mentioned in Think and grow rich in the Specialized knowledge chapter.Thank you Rob for your recommendations
My favorite so far is How to Win Friends and Influence People..
You left out one important line in regards to "Think and Grow Rich". Yes, read it and read it again. But MORE IMPORTANT: DO WHAT IT SAYS. I bought the same copy as shown in your video (used for $6). I read it (once) - and then went back and did exactly what it says to do. 3 years later, I had over $1,000,000 in my bank account. It works - for anyone.
The Chimp Paradox by Prof Steve Peters. An amazingly insightful read about how the human mind works, and how we need to manage it.
Thanks very much this is from Uganda God bless you
The Almanack of Naval Ravikant ✨
Thank you so much for your valuable lessons from all three books.
Very American, they are how to and practical. I am sure success may come. I do not read many English books but I liked The Kite Runner, Life of Pi, and Emily Dickinson.
Love "The Slight Edge"
The Compound Effect
The Bible, Catcher on the Rye, Farinhigt 451, 1984, Ernist Hemmingway, something for culture! If you want to be rich I learned to read classics. Did not go to College and made myself rich. Retired at 55yrs im 70yr and am still going stronge. Jesus paved my way. Best adventures, cigars, loqure and hang out with the houthy touties!!!!
The bible? Lol
The Obstacle is the way . Is a perspective changing book .. highly recommended
I’m so glad you got to choose the second option of becoming a life and business coach🙏🏽🌸
Well said Sir , regards from India 🙏
I just saw your FB Reels today .. great list I had previously read both Think and Grow Rich (Great) and the One Thing (overrated .. no entreprenuer or human being can do only one thing - I preferred your Reels today that suggest 5 Hobbies ... far more partical) - I had not heard of Talent is Overrated ... picking up a copy today ...
The 1 book I'd recommend is High Performance Habits by Brendon Burchard ...
P.S. Do you have a book?
While I appreciate your basic point, there's plenty of research that supports being a multi-sport athlete. Playing volleyball, for example, could have tangible benefits for developing basketball skills (pivoting, positioning, etc.). Many athletes have played multiple sports at a high level: Jim Brown, Deion Sanders, Bo Jackson, Michael Jordan, Tim Tebow, Jeff Samardzija, and plenty of football players who were also track stars.
You’re absolutely right, though it bypasses the point he’s making. Take Michael Jordan for example: he’s one of the greatest basketball players to ever live, he was also a “track star” as you say. But was he ever the best at both of those at the same exact time? To be the best at anything, you have to put 100% into *that one thing* alone. It doesn’t mean a person cannot excel at multiple things, just that each additional discipline will detract from the others. Triathlon winners train to be the best at those combined disciplines performed in succession, though I have yet to see one who is the best at any one of those disciplines in isolation. So the point to remember is that once you identify that single thing which you are determined to own and be the absolute best at, it’s necessary to focus 100% on that, else you will always be second to whom so ever *does* give it their all goes all in on that one single thing.
"The Road Less Traveled" by Scott Peck
1. As a man thinketh 2. Poverty to power both the book by James allen
Awaken the giant within by Robbin Anthony is my favorite book since today
That was a great read with positive stories but I didn't keep the book because it didn't motivate me to do anything or figure out what I should be doing with my life. It wasn't worth the money spent because it didn't help put anything to practice. My financial problems didn't get solved but it helped me quit chocolate 😂.
Please make a video and suggest 3 newly written books to read for this year.
Thanks for those wonderful 3 books. I gained value
Absolutely LOVED this review. It is all so sincere and honest. I think "Give & Take" by Adam Grant is also a book that you can add to your list.
I'll check it out!
Woow Excelente dicas.. Excelentes livros... A única coisa me intriga..
i bought this book.. now...thanks for the advice!!!!
Science of mind
Will Smith needed a Plan B that night.
Talent is Overrated is an underrated book..One of my favorite
Super video… thanks
The road to success is shorter and straighter when you begin with the end in mind.
How about "Lists, and the people who love them" ?
Thank you for this wonderful inspiration. How can I get the book?
Why do so many books have to do with business and making money?? I am in Education and am happy with my minimalist mindset, so i dont need or want to know how to make lots of money.
I'm going to start reading think and grow reach
Thanks for sharing Rob 😊
Thanks for sharing sir
The Richest Man in Babylon
Compound Effect and Atomic Habit
For science books you should read A Universe from Nothing" by Lawrence Krauss and "It from Bit" by John Archibald Wheeler
The power of habit
Thankyou Really Sir.
I am Greatful To You.
Good job man!
I love the book "The Subtle Art of Not Giving a Fuck" by Mark Manson.