Read Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki. If you want to get rich.
I've known a lot of morons who read this book, none of them got rich. Weird...
They were doing it wrong
in what sense rich? money rich or spiritually, mentaly rich?
Topic: One book per day - page 3. (Read 4971 times)
I've known a lot of morons who read this book, none of them got rich. Weird...
They were doing it wrong
in what sense rich? money rich or spiritually, mentaly rich?
Read Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki. If you want to get rich.
I've known a lot of morons who read this book, none of them got rich. Weird...
They were doing it wrong
in what sense rich? money rich or spiritually, mentaly rich?
Read Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki. If you want to get rich.
I've known a lot of morons who read this book, none of them got rich. Weird...
They were doing it wrong
in what sense rich? money rich or spiritually, mentaly rich? 
I advise you to read in the original "Les trois mousquetaires" A. Dumas
I love historical books about the Europe of the last centuries. Very interesting book still has Queen Margot 
I advise you to read in the original "Les trois mousquetaires" A. Dumas
Good thing no one advises to read Karl Marx. Just kidding. I advise you to read "Dune" by Frank Herbert.
Warren Buffett said reading a book per day will make us rich. I can read all day but which books should I read?
I really liked the book from the series "The Accursed Kings". They wrote Maurice Druon. 
figure out what works for you. it's only worth listening to someone else if it helps you find your own thing. it's like Malcolm Gladwell telling you you need to practice 10,000 hours before you're any good at anything. what if you come up with a masterpiece at 2000 hours? listen to Malcolm and junk it? i'd hope not.
Me as I a wide reader. I read articles I guess 10 or more everyday. My favorite articles are current invents. I am also reading a book but maybe a week some topic are all about conspiracy theory, engineering books and comics.
Literature on soft skill may be helpful if u are looking for a reading useful for business.
Warren Buffett said reading a book per day will make us rich. I can read all day but which books should I read?
It's a nonsense claim. But it is true that focusing your time on things that can benefit your life could be very beneficial, and even bring you money. The key word is could. Something really wasteful is binge watching television, rather than studying up on let say programming if you're into computers.
One book/day ? reading
One book/day ? sell book
hm, i have daily activity for reading book , before im sleep im always read book,, just read and not 1 book /day
One book/day ? sell book
hm, i have daily activity for reading book , before im sleep im always read book,, just read and not 1 book /day
I think that is complete nonsense. what will get you rich is hard work, dedication, persavearance, and maybe a little luck. Not books.
At my opinion it could be anything, you just should like it.
Warren Buffett said reading a book per day will make us rich. I can read all day but which books should I read?
reading books will never make you rich (maybe he meant mentally rich). but instead it puts you on a correct path of getting rich. and also makes the authors rich.
besides in order to get rich you have to have money, a job, a business, and a lot of experience all of which you can never gain from a book.
Perfectly agree with you!
A book can make you mentally rich, but what makes you earn cash is only the hard work.
If you read all day and never work, you will never get money...
Graham Hancock is a good author check out his latest interview here.
Only for open minds, or if you need some enlightenment
https://grahamhancock.com/
Only for open minds, or if you need some enlightenment
https://grahamhancock.com/
Who has the nerve to read a lot, I can recommend the book Frank Herbert's "Dune". Very interesting book in three volumes. Perhaps reading, the reader learns a lot of things similar to the current political situation in the world.
Will check that out,was looking at a parasite/gut book but I am on a wait list for it.
Who has the nerve to read a lot, I can recommend the book Frank Herbert's "Dune". Very interesting book in three volumes. Perhaps reading, the reader learns a lot of things similar to the current political situation in the world.
Sun Tzu's "Art of War"
Dale Carnegie's "How to Win Friends and Influence People"
Steve Gates' "The Negotiation Book"
Start with these; spare some time to really digest the contents. Better to spend a few hours each day on the books than rush and miss context.
Intersperse with fiction and sci-fi like Isaac Asimov and Stephen King. They can help you begin to think on advanced theories like human reactions under fear, AI ethics and string/chaos theory
Dale Carnegie's "How to Win Friends and Influence People"
Steve Gates' "The Negotiation Book"
Start with these; spare some time to really digest the contents. Better to spend a few hours each day on the books than rush and miss context.
Intersperse with fiction and sci-fi like Isaac Asimov and Stephen King. They can help you begin to think on advanced theories like human reactions under fear, AI ethics and string/chaos theory
There was some distant time in the past when I was reading books but now I seek everything online because it is faster.
One book per day is understatement, I go through much more than one book daily.
But, the reading experience is quite different, I agree.
One book per day is understatement, I go through much more than one book daily.
But, the reading experience is quite different, I agree.
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