Rich Dad Poor Dad
No doubt this book will be on the list, apparently the writer Robert Kiyosaki tell the story of his adventure in finding the truth about money and why most intelligent and educational people struggle financially, the book is a New York times bestseller
Read this book if...
- you're struggling financially
- you wonder why some people are rich some aren't
- you are curious why the Rich keep getting richer and the poor.....
- you can't believe 1% of the population control 80% of the world’s wealth.
How To Win Friends and Influence People
This 19th century published self-help book is highly accepted and recommended by the masses and also among the top CEOs of the high revenue organizations around the world, it was published in the 1930s by the author Dale Carnegie, it's all about getting along with people and leading them with strategies stated by Mr Canergie, the famous richest investor Warren Buffett credit the author and the book to most of his success.
Read this book if...
- you struggle to lead people
- you're socially poor in nature
- you want to be loved by people
- you struggle while trying to talk to women/high men.
Outliers
"The story of success" as the motto of the book, Malcolm Gladwell the author is a best-selling author about that has published a lot of best-selling books the story of success is about the relationship between every success in this world, Why do some people succeed far more than others? There is a story that is usually told about extremely successful people, a story that focuses on intelligence and ambition. In Outliers Malcolm Gladwell argues that the true story of success is very different, and that if we want to understand
how people thrive we should spend more time looking around them Outliers explains what the Beatles and Bill Gates have in common, the extraordinary success of Asians at math, the hidden advantages of star athletes, why all top New York lawyers have the same resume.
Read this book if...
- If you don't believe nothing is impossible.
- you can't believe it's possible to achieve big success
- you think successful people are super human
- you argue if someone dream of likely impossible goal
The Alchemist
The novel is a story of dream by Paulo Coelho and how people strive for their goals and achieve it and how you too can, it's story of a shepherd from Spain on his voyage to pyramid of Giza to get his wealth, all the story and lessons along the way is highly memorable.
Read this book if...
- people think you're crazy for dreaming big
- you are afraid to strive for your goal
- you don't know where to start to achieve success
- you can't understand the purpose of your life.
The Power of your Subconscious Mind
This book is about yourself, your inner self and how it influences your thoughts then your beliefs then your feelings then your actions then all the way to your destiny, indeed your subconscious Mind is powerful that need to be educated about, actually I recommend this book.
Read this book if...
- you're weak-minded or always afraid
- you always feel inferior or negative about yourself
- you want to avoid negative thoughts.
- you want to be happily successful.
Good to Great
This is a self development book that will show you how to move from being good in your domain to being the greatest, and all what it takes to succeed and become among the less than one percent.
Read this book if...
- you're facing threat in your domain
- you want to be great
- you want to succeed.
The 80/20 principles
This is also another self-improvement book, Are you working 9-5 and still struggle financially? Are you always under stress or pressure? Are you always tired? If most of your answers are yes, then this book is indeed yours to read, the author bring out strategies to achieve more with less effort and still live a happy life.
Read this book if...
- you give all your energy and achieve less.
- you want to avoid stress
- you like to reduce workload and working hours and still earn more money
I hope this books will definitely change your life, the way they change mine.
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You're really making me feel like reading at least one of these books even though I don't love reading but I must get my hand on "Good to great"