I just finished Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill. That was a phenomenal book. I want to compile a list of 25-30 books to read over the next year.
I've also already read Rich Dad Poor Dad and the Richest Man in Babylon.
List of Veeky Forums books
Zachary Ward
Cameron Thomas
The author of Rich Dad, Poor Dad is a typical self-help guru bullshit artist who made most of his money slinging his books/courses/etc. He's 100% marketing and snake oil. This is not a Veeky Forums book.
Joshua Ward
He made money selling things? How ridiculous! (peddles shit e-coins)
Isaiah Wilson
you're an idiot and not proving anything with these inane comments
if you want a blueprint for slinging self-help bullshit, analyze the book from that perspective. Otherwise fuck off
sage.
Robert Allen
>Getting this level of asspained over the truth
Cooper Allen
The Intelligent Investor by Benjamin Graham is the best book I've read so far...
Ian Murphy
Rich Dad Poor Dad Sucks he doesn't make his money from what he peddles on the book. His money comes from selling those books.
Mj Demarcos "the fastlane millionaire" is the best
Brayden Rodriguez
The Millionaire Fastlane by MJ Demarco is a great book with a horrific title. It actually explains how to get wealth through a business, what makes a business work or not, and calls out "gurus" and normies (not his wording, but describes them perfectly). And he actually got rich from the way he describes in the book. Even if you don't act on it, it is quite entertaining.
Benjamin Gomez
Yea I've heard a lot about that book, I'll definitely read that this year for sure.
Cooper Perez
Antifragile
Wyatt Jones
The Ascent of Money by Niall Ferguson
Money: The Unauthorized Biography by Felix Martin
A Farewell to Alms: Gregory Clark
Jayden Ross
nobody who made a lor of money in something other than sales would write a self help book
Jonathan Mitchell
Absolutely, Antifragile and anything else by NNT. He's also one of the few people genuinely worth following on Twitter.
Zachary Edwards
I recently entered (not knowing it being so in the first place) a highly competitive environment. Lots of backstabbing, lots of plotting, lots of work pressure from on top, long working hours, multiple ethnicity, some in groups, some solitary, varying levels on intelligence, some violence, some outbursts...but nice pay, and potential nice future opportunities.
But how does one prepare for such a place, mentally that is? Most other workplaces that I have been at were neutral and only demanded work/dedication. I wish to know how to become the crypto white jew.
should I read something like sun tzu? The prince lol?
Aiden Clark
You will get intuitive understanding what the economy really is.
Carter Roberts
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William Diaz
Give Millionaire Fastlane a read, it's basically "Don't be a Wagecuck - The Book"
Cameron Flores
Man, Economy, and State by Murray Rothbard is great if you want to understand economics.
Jack Perez
What are good books/authors to start studying for economics as a whole? After my deployment I'd like to study it in school, so I may as well start reading independently now.
Christian Diaz
uh that he's doing that makes it a Veeky Forums book fucktard
>read between the lines poorfag
Jace Evans
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Samuel Rogers
Replace starting a business for dummies with zero to one and add antifragile to the list and you are welcome
Benjamin Brooks
He wrote the book after he was rich. And the advice is good. I wouldn't sign up for one of his seminars, but the book is worth reading, as is Cashflow Quadrant
Christian Carter
Don't forget this classic. Highly recommended.
Julian Brown
>He wrote the book after he was rich
that's where you're wrong, kiddo
Dominic Jones
In what? Corporate office politics?
Austin Powell
>What are good books/authors to start studying for economics as a whole? After my deployment I'd like to study it in school, so I may as well start reading independently now.
Amazon rent textbooks
Luke Peterson
>capital
What is this memery?
Brody Price
Lol at the idiots who read his book and then suddenly think they're financial experts.