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[Rafal]

And damn, yes. Total recall is going to be the next book if I can find it!
I love arnold

Find it. You're gonna love him even more!
Great way to find out about his thinking patterns.

 

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[Tlcalis]

What about Who ows the Ice house have you guys read that one? I read it about 1 - 1,5 months ago and it's FREAKING AWESOME

 

[Skys]

Find it. You're gonna love him even more!
Great way to find out about his thinking patterns.

I believe that's so valueable. I had the same with the autobiography of Steve Jobs. If an autobiography is written well, you really dive into the thinking patterns of somebody who achieved a lot. You get the life lessons while enjoying your time reading. That's extremely valuable.

I just downloaded Total Recall so it will be the next thing I read! Thank you so much. A few weeks ago I saw an interview with him and I heard for the first time that he had a book. I wanted to read it but totally forgot it. Thank you for the reminder, almost missed a (probably) great book.

I am also getting my read on. Steve jobs, 700 pages. Arnold, 800... I am almost hitting my goal to have read a 1k page book haha

 

[jindo]

I also finished the autobiography of Steve Jobs. Very inspiring and I think I learned more about business then I read in business books.

I loved this book---especially how he wanted to "Make a dent in the Universe". I would say that, along with Thomas Edison, he certainly did that--- He may have been an a$$, but ya gotta respect what he did in about 30 years...he changed the world we live in.


I particularly loved being reminded about the commercial that APPLE ran way back when (can't remember the year...late 1980's?):


"Here's to the Crazy Ones. The misfits. The rebels. The troublemakers. The round pegs in the
square holes.The ones who see things differently. They're not fond of rules. And they have no respect
for the status quo. You can quote them, disagree with them, glorify or vilify them. About the only thing
you can't do is ignore them. Because they change things. They push the human race forward. And while
some may see them as the crazy ones, we see genius. Because the people who are crazy enough to
think they can change the world are the ones who do."


I have saved that as a NOTE in my iPhone. I read it every time I catch myself thing too Small

 

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[Skys]

I loved this book---especially how he wanted to "Make a dent in the Universe". I would say that, along with Thomas Edison, he certainly did that--- He may have been an a$$, but ya gotta respect what he did in about 30 years...he changed the world we live in.

Yes, Steve Jobs is a great entrepreneur. Worked really hard, didn't care about passive income and has build an amazing brand. Somebody to look up too.

 

[jindo]

Have any of you read "Third Circle Theory" book?

Reading it now

 

[Michael W.]

Have any of you read "Third Circle Theory" book?

Reading it now

Reading it now also because of a member on here.

My most overall influential has been Rich Dad Poor Dad...I was young when I read it and it changed my thinking...for better or for worse remains to be seen.

2nd has been Titan. About Rockefeller and his rise to dominance. This book basically made me want to become wealthy just to give back via philanthropy and create a legacy. Hasn't worked out yet but i still have hope.

I'm somewhat drunk while doing this and power is out due to a huge storm so maybe I'll have more suggestions tomorrow....or regrets...

 

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[adiakritos]

"How to Win at the Sport of Business: If I Can Do It, You Can Do It." by Mark Cuban.

It's $3 on amazon and it's like 30 pages long.

I mean... Do I really need to say anything else? lol This book is obviously awesome!

 

[Barry]

Rich Dad's Guide To Investing, Book has alot of Fastlane priniciples

 

[Skys]

"Total recall"

I am starting to enjoy autobiographies.

Next on my list is "bill clinton - life"

 

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[yahdmon]

Outwitting The Devil... Outwitting the Devil: The Secret to Freedom and Success: Napoleon Hill, Sharon L. Lechter CPA, Michael Bernard Beckwith, Mark Victor Hansen: 9781454900672: Amazon.com: Books It is confirming what I already know and teaching me new things about moving around and getting things done in this very spiritual world. I recommend it... shall be required reading for those close to me.

 

[21elnegocio]

Rich Dad Poor Dad and also just finished reading the latest HeavyHitters magazine motivation stuff too, but like any other successful stories. They just show the results, good stories though check it out. Heavy Hitters Magazine - Exotic Cars, High-end Toys, & Trends MJ should be featured in this magazine

 

[jon.a]

The Toilet Paper Entrepreneur.

 

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[Skys]

The Toilet Paper Entrepreneur.

Don't waste your time on that book. Garbage. Just motivational "you can become an entrepreneur" stuff.

 

[jon.a]

Actually, the intro was something that I had to show someone who has just gotten a lot of toilet paper.
I'll finish it thank you very much. I read fast and it won't hurt much.

Don't waste your time on that book. Garbage. Just motivational "you can become an entrepreneur" stuff.

 

[Proud-to-own]

"The Plateau Effect: Getting from Stuck to Success"

Very good read, easy to read!!

 

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[Guest3722A]

Jack Schwager's newest one, "Hedge Fund Wizards" and James Dalton's book on market profile, "Mind Over Markets"

 

[MakeItHappen]

I particularly loved being reminded about the commercial that APPLE ran way back when (can't remember the year...late 1980's?):


"Here's to the Crazy Ones. The misfits. The rebels. The troublemakers. The round pegs in the
square holes.The ones who see things differently. They're not fond of rules. And they have no respect
for the status quo. You can quote them, disagree with them, glorify or vilify them. About the only thing
you can't do is ignore them. Because they change things. They push the human race forward. And while
some may see them as the crazy ones, we see genius. Because the people who are crazy enough to
think they can change the world are the ones who do."


I have saved that as a NOTE in my iPhone. I read it every time I catch myself thing too Small

[video=youtube;4oAB83Z1ydE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4oAB83Z1ydE[/video]

 

[mrsilva]

Just finished!

How to Get Rich: One of the World's Greatest Entrepreneurs Shares His Secrets
By Felix Dennis

AMAZING BOOK!

 

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[Avus]

A fantastic book by Secret Entourage
Secret Entourage Third Circle Theory | Secret Entourage

 

[Skys]

This need to be updated. Way more.
How am I otherwise going to find new books?

I am reading "smart calling". Smart Calling: Eliminate the Fear, Failure, and Rejection from Cold Calling: Art Sobczak: 9781118588710: Amazon.com: Books Awesome so far.

 

[Capital]

Manny Khoshbin's Contrarian PlayBook and plan to read TMF next.

 

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[KJ1223]

The wolf of Wall Street, by Jordan Belfort.

Although he made some illegal procedures during his "being rich adventure" it's inspiring to see how a guy, came from nowhere made 47 millions at age 26.

 

[Vigilante]

Outliers: The Story of Success: Malcolm Gladwell: 9780316017930: Amazon.com: Books


http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00ASWOT7K/?tag=tff-amazonparser-20

http://www.amazon.com/dp/1463701438/?tag=tff-amazonparser-20

 

[Tom.V]

The wolf of Wall Street, by Jordan Belfort.

Although he made some illegal procedures during his "being rich adventure" it's inspiring to see how a guy, came from nowhere made 47 millions at age 26.

I may have to look into Jordan Belfort, I keep seeing his name come up around here.

I'm currently reading Allen Wong's LifeHacked and Dan Pena's Your First 100 Million. Both excellent reads, both have excellent approaches. Highly recommended so far.

 

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[britnidanielle]

I'm finishing up MJ's 'Millionaire FastLane .' I also have 'Secrets of Six-Figure Women' on the back burner, and a novel called 'Go Ghana Go.' (I'm a writer & love novels. I'll always be reading/juggling one).

 

[Deleted14762]

Jordan is the best salesman whose stuff I've gone through, period. Btw KJ he didn't make 47m, he was making 47m A YEAR, he has to pay 100m back to investors now, but his net worth was around the 200m mark before he got burned.

 

[H. Palmer]

"Make Millions and Make Change!" - Mike Mann.

"The Money Code: Become a Millionaire With the Ancient Jewish Code" - Charles, H. W.

Kindle Bestseller Secrets: 10 Tricks Bestselling Non-Fiction Authors Use To Dominate Kindle. - Doepker, Derek.

Read Their Mind: How To Hear What The Marketplace Wants And Build A Huge Business - Krakowski, Sandi.

 

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[F430]

Im reading Influence by Robert Cialdini at the moment- a good book I must say

others on the list are mostly on writing good non-fiction (for my blog) and I want to get some on software development soon too

I think for someone my age Ive read a lot (prob around 300-400 (nonfiction) and Ive learned 2 things:

-I used to read 4-5books at the same time, now I just stick to one, focus, finish, and THEN continue with the next one- much more effective
-Its better to read more nonfiction on hardskills than softskills in the end (e.g. software dev.) I feel though a lot of the softskill oriented books have truly enriched my life

 

[dru-man]

Million-Dollar Outlines

and

The Power of Habit: Why We Do What We Do in Life and Business