Topic: Drop a good book, get merits - page 7. (Read 2045 times)

I will recommend you to Read this book THE BEAUTIFUL ONES ARE NOT YET BORN by Ayi Kwei Armah, if you haven't read this book will think that the beautiful ones there means physical beauty I wish we will one day have a beautiful leaders in our environments .

There is also this book though it has been recommended THE RICHEST MAN IN BABYLON by George Samuel Clason this book gives about financial advice this is one of the book that will make one stay strong financially if adhere to it.

Here I observed the books suggested by everyone.  Maybe all the books are very reputable. However, my dear teacher suggested me many books but I am completing only 2 books.

• The miracle morning.
• Money management.

But I am trying to master these well.

I have been reading another book for a few days. That is happening.

• Rich Dad Poor Dad.

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Time management: Brian Tracy talks about effective ways to maximize productivity and achieve goals through better time management.

Why don't you jump on this philosophical piece by George Berkeley. Titled A treatise concerning the principles of human knowledge,
Learn and get insights and expound on the idea of subjective materialism.
This piece talks about the foundation of human knowledge thereby questioning the nature of existence and the perceivable reality

Below is my 5 favorite books

1. The Miracle Morning" by Hal Elrod
2. The 5 AM Club" by Robin Sharma
3. Essentialism: The Disciplined Pursuit of Less" by Greg McKeown
4. Deep Work" by Cal Newport
5. Atomic Habits" by James Clear

 A very interesting book one needs to read          
"The Merchant of Venice": by William Shakespeare.
"Animal Farm" by George Orwell .
I can't take my mind off these books which makes me keeps reading them often .

WELL, I have read way too many books in my lifetime, but i still can't put my finger on which one you should read, so i'm going to write down 3 randoms from what i can remember.

PSYCHOLOGY:
The Psychopath Test: A Journey through the Madness Industry – Jon Ronson
Phantoms in the Brain
The Language Instinct

POLITICS:
1984 By George Orwell (probably my favorite)
Fahrenheit 451
A Clockwork Orange

PHILOSOPHY:
The Best Of Socrates
The Best things in life
Nicomachean Ethics (aristotle)
Extra: The Art of War by sun tzu, this is way too known and it literally became a meme, but still a good read.

ECONOMICS:
Rich Dad Poor Dad (i'm joking, i Believe Robert Kiyosaki is a hack)
The Wealth of Nations Adam Smith 1776
The Road to Serfdom Frederich Hayek
The Black Swan (Not to be confused with the movie and novel) By Nassim Nicholas Taleb (American Lebanese dude, probably one of my favorite half lebanese Celebs after Keanu Reeves)


EXTRA

These are highly unethical books to read, mostly are works of fiction but i believe they draw the Fantasies of Women, I'm Lucky with them cause i know what they all want *Wink Wink*

these are referred to being "BookTok Books" or "dark Romance" mostly.

Verity Coleen hoover
Haunting Adeline (this literally contains r*pe)
Twisted Series
Beautiful Graves
Hooked
The Devil Wears black
There Are No saints
Take Me With You
Shantel Tessier Works
Born, Darkly Trisha Wolfe


i think that covers alot.

i have about 17 hard copies of shakespearean books as well, i got Gaugin, Diderot among other stuff as well.

HAVE FUN!

I think this could be something for you. I enjoyed reading it a lot.



And of course one of the most classic:



This book is a must read for everyone. The title is by no means negatively connoted when it mentions "influence". It's all about behavioral traits and tweaks and how to get the best out of yourself for others, and out of others for yourself. Very insightful book.

The server is bad if not I would have uploaded the photo. But the book I would have like to drop are

1. the richest man in Babylon  
2. Power of mental decipline.
3. The psychology of Money
4. Voice of knowledge

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The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay By Michael Chabon
 

Here's a list of my favorite books

-The 7 habits of highly effective people by Stephen covey.
-the power of now by EckHart Tolle.
-the lean startup by Eric Ries.
-Zero To One by Peter thiel.
-The Hard Thing About Hard Things by Ben Horowitz.
-The Little Book Of Common Sense Investing by John C Bogle.
-thinking fast and slow by Daniel Kahneman.
-The psychology of money by Morgan Housel.


In all the books I have read so far, the only one I will never get tired of reading over and over again is "RICH DAD, POOR DAD" by Robert kiyosaki. Man emphasised the importance of financial literacy, in that book I got to know that the rich does not work for money but money works for them instead.

I will recommend three good books for you, they are very interesting and entertaining.

1.To Die For by David Baldacci

2. Things fall apart by Chinua Achebe

3. In Dependence by Sarah Ladipo Mayika

This book first published in 1976, this book provides an important account of the foundations of economic thought and the rise and principles of modern capitalism.

If you have not read "The Mafia Manager: A Guide to the Corporate Machiavelli, by V. " I will suggest you read it. It's a nice book which covers business & economics.

I think you should go for rich dad poor dad by Robert T. Kiyosaki, this book expands your mind to the possibilities and necessities of financial freedom and ideas or guidelines on how to achieve financial independence...if you have capital and probably confused on starting up a business then this book is for you.

One of the best sellers
Talks about how to attract wealth, the possibility of thinking of it and making it a reality

Understanding your potential
By Myles Monroe

I love reading this book, it has so far changed my perspective of how I reason and see things. We are the ones limiting our abilities, and trust me this book will really change the way you reason especially when you bring them into reality.

The 48 Laws Of Power
By Robert Greene
It’s Non-Fiction and I don’t know if anyone have already recommended you this book but I think this is a great book

There are good books spread across the internet space, it's very interesting that you love reading books, I would like you to try out this few.

A Short History of Nearly Everything
By BILL BRYSON

The Denial of Deatth
By ERNEST BECKER

The intelligent investor
By BENJAMIN GRAHAM

The 5 Second Rule: Transform your Life, Work, and Confidence with Everyday Courage by Mel Robbins
I practically use the 5 second rule to catapult myself whenever I need to take action but feel dull and need motivation

Then as someone with interest in marketing, I enjoy reading Marketing Made Simple: A Step-by-Step StoryBrand Guide for Any Business by Donald Miller with Dr. J. J. Peterson

You should check them out