I know they have already dropped it but still emphasizing that you check these, it's really good.
Rich Dad poor Dad
The art of managing money
The psychology of money
Topic: Drop a good book, get merits - page 5. (Read 2159 times)
Buy, Crypto wars
The fight for privacy in the digital age
By Craig Jarvis
The fight for privacy in the digital age
By Craig Jarvis
Phycological book to read - Thinking fast and slow
This is a book that teaches you to think twice before any decisions. Making hasteful decisions at times can bring about consequences later on. Comparing the odds of positive and negative of our decisions makes us have second though quickly and slowly.
Amazon Link to read - Go now
This is a book that teaches you to think twice before any decisions. Making hasteful decisions at times can bring about consequences later on. Comparing the odds of positive and negative of our decisions makes us have second though quickly and slowly.
Amazon Link to read - Go now
Curious about this recently and just newly started to read this books.
Maybe this one could also caught up your interest especially that this is famous in discussions now.
You can get this book here
About Metaverse https://www.amazon.com/Metaverse-How-Will-Revolutionize-Everything/dp/1324092033
Also Ai for Beginners
Maybe this one could also caught up your interest especially that this is famous in discussions now.
You can get this book here
About Metaverse https://www.amazon.com/Metaverse-How-Will-Revolutionize-Everything/dp/1324092033
Also Ai for Beginners
These are list of books on politics you can get on Amazon;
1.Dynamics of Democracy(Second Edition) by Squire,Lindsay,Convington and Smith.
https://www.amazon.com/Dynamics-Democracy-Benchmark-Peverill-Squire/dp/0697327523
2.A History of Modern Political Thought by Iain Hampsher-Monk
https://www.amazon.com/History-Modern-Political-Thought-Thinkers/dp/1557861471
3.Party Politics in America(Sixth Edition) by Paul Allen Sorauf,Frank J.;Beck
https://www.amazon.com/Party-politics-America-Frank-Sorauf/dp/0673397505
1.Dynamics of Democracy(Second Edition) by Squire,Lindsay,Convington and Smith.
https://www.amazon.com/Dynamics-Democracy-Benchmark-Peverill-Squire/dp/0697327523
2.A History of Modern Political Thought by Iain Hampsher-Monk
https://www.amazon.com/History-Modern-Political-Thought-Thinkers/dp/1557861471
3.Party Politics in America(Sixth Edition) by Paul Allen Sorauf,Frank J.;Beck
https://www.amazon.com/Party-politics-America-Frank-Sorauf/dp/0673397505
George Orwell's book Animal Farm remains a classic to read and reread, all his books contain teachings
I was very impressed by The Wealth of Nations by the legendary Adam Smith you should read it
Economics 
philosophy
psychology
philosophy
psychology
I want to list some books, which will be good for everyone. Because after reading these books I can learn a lot. And taught me to value time.
1. Time management.
2. The power of habit.
3. The Republic.
1. Time management.
2. The power of habit.
3. The Republic.
You should also try reading this book
tittle: The Home-Coming
by Rabindranath Tagore
tittle: The Home-Coming
by Rabindranath Tagore
Hi, I can warmly recommend this book The Presentation of Self in Everyday Life written by Erving Goffman
In my opinion, some excellent and also instructive books are "The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat" by Oliver Sacks, "The Conscious Mind" by David Chalmers, "The Emotional Brain" by Joseph Ledoux, they are really interesting
Never Let Me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro
The Lincoln Lawyer by Michael Connelly
The Lincoln Lawyer by Michael Connelly
Okay! I will be different from what others has dropped.
-The Holy Bible (About Christianity)
-The Quran (About Islam)
-The God Delusion- By Richard Dawkins, (Atheism)
-The portable Atheist - By Christopher Eric Hitchens(Atheism)
-Who are we and how we got here - By David Reich(Human Evolution)
There is one you will be interested.
-The Holy Bible (About Christianity)
-The Quran (About Islam)
-The God Delusion- By Richard Dawkins, (Atheism)
-The portable Atheist - By Christopher Eric Hitchens(Atheism)
-Who are we and how we got here - By David Reich(Human Evolution)
There is one you will be interested.
Atomic Habits
Good company
the midnight library
things fall apart
Good company
the midnight library
things fall apart
1.) Intellectuals and Society by Thomas Towell
2.) The first City on Mars by Justin B. Hollander
3.) Midnight Cry by Lesa Carnes Shaul
2.) The first City on Mars by Justin B. Hollander
3.) Midnight Cry by Lesa Carnes Shaul
1. think and grow rich
2. power of focus
3.think like a billionaire and become a billionaire
4.her land her love
This are the few I can lay my hands on. Morover Most has been mentioned already thanks.
2. power of focus
3.think like a billionaire and become a billionaire
4.her land her love
This are the few I can lay my hands on. Morover Most has been mentioned already thanks.
I would like you to go through this little selection of mine:-
The wealth of a nation by Adam smith
The richest man in babylon by George s. Clason
The wealth of a nation by Adam smith
The richest man in babylon by George s. Clason
Money Machines - Electronic Financial Technologies, Distancing and Responsibility in Global Finance (Mark Coeckelbergh)
This is a book that not very many people know I think. But it impressively describes how new technologies in finance contribute to more ruthlessness in society. You could compare it to drone wars and how drone operators due to less contact with their targets also feels less empathy with them. Coeckelbergh does a very good job at describing and explaining how financial technologies through distancing strip away the empathic interpersonal aspect of transactions. He does touch upon electronic currencies, but it is not a Bitcoin book. Since it still encompasses this aspect, I found it very interesting.
This is a book that not very many people know I think. But it impressively describes how new technologies in finance contribute to more ruthlessness in society. You could compare it to drone wars and how drone operators due to less contact with their targets also feels less empathy with them. Coeckelbergh does a very good job at describing and explaining how financial technologies through distancing strip away the empathic interpersonal aspect of transactions. He does touch upon electronic currencies, but it is not a Bitcoin book. Since it still encompasses this aspect, I found it very interesting.
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