Topic: What Book are you currently reading? - page 6. (Read 1756 times)
I have long since rarely read a book because for me it is not practical and very difficult to carry. with the development of technology I prefer to buy magazines or books online and just read it on the mobile device. this is easier than the book and the price can be cheaper, of course. technological developments make it more practical to be able to be used and utilized.
Currently I am reading, Rich Dad poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki.
It is a great book that sets my mindset to more entrepreneurial. I totally recommend it to anyone who is interested in reading about tips and growth tricks.
It is a great book that sets my mindset to more entrepreneurial. I totally recommend it to anyone who is interested in reading about tips and growth tricks.
"Rich Dad poor Dad" i have read this book nothing to say It seems to me that every human being should read a book because it has a heap of to learn.
I agree with you I also read the book Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki I bought this book myself and I still have it I read from time to time. We'll be able to change our motions later on in this book Here's how a poor boy paved the way for his wealth We have a lot to learn from here.
It's kinda ironic (and hilarious) that the author himself became the epitome of the title. From rich too poor
I don't know if it's ironic but I think the author wanted to change the outlook of society through this book. That is how a poor person can become rich.
Currently I am reading, Rich Dad poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki.
It is a great book that sets my mindset to more entrepreneurial. I totally recommend it to anyone who is interested in reading about tips and growth tricks.
It is a great book that sets my mindset to more entrepreneurial. I totally recommend it to anyone who is interested in reading about tips and growth tricks.
"Rich Dad poor Dad" i have read this book nothing to say It seems to me that every human being should read a book because it has a heap of to learn.
The Catholic Demonologist Handbook by Kenneth G Deel
A comprehensive guidebook to understanding and solving ghost and demonic hauntings.
A comprehensive guidebook to understanding and solving ghost and demonic hauntings.
You never know when you need to perform an exorcism... Or, wouldn't you rather call a professional?
If you are into economy, read Mises and the Austrian economists. Lots of free books to read and download online here: https://mises.org/books-library/
From Mises Human Action is recommended.
Another one: The Causes of the Economic Crisis, and Other Essays Before and After the Great Depression
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This book refutes the socialists and Keynesian, as well as anyone who believes that the printing press can provide a way out of trouble. Mises shows who was responsible for driving the world into economic calamity. It was the inevitable effects of the government's monopoly over money and banking.
The Catholic Demonologist Handbook by Kenneth G Deel
A comprehensive guidebook to understanding and solving ghost and demonic hauntings.
A comprehensive guidebook to understanding and solving ghost and demonic hauntings.
Currently I am reading, Rich Dad poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki.
It is a great book that sets my mindset to more entrepreneurial. I totally recommend it to anyone who is interested in reading about tips and growth tricks.
It is a great book that sets my mindset to more entrepreneurial. I totally recommend it to anyone who is interested in reading about tips and growth tricks.
"Rich Dad poor Dad" i have read this book nothing to say It seems to me that every human being should read a book because it has a heap of to learn.
Currently I am reading, Rich Dad poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki.
It is a great book that sets my mindset to more entrepreneurial. I totally recommend it to anyone who is interested in reading about tips and growth tricks.
It is a great book that sets my mindset to more entrepreneurial. I totally recommend it to anyone who is interested in reading about tips and growth tricks.
"Rich Dad poor Dad" i have read this book nothing to say It seems to me that every human being should read a book because it has a heap of to learn.
I always like to reading book,My favourite writer is Albert Einstein.At this moment i am reading "THE WORLD AS I SEE IT"
I usually read books that are more on inspirational, motivational, leadership, spiritual, personal finance and a little bit of sales.
However, the book that I'm reading right now is "Life Is Short by Jennifer Arnold, MD and Bill Klein"
It teaches me on how to deal with my life's journey, especially when bad things happen or I do something bad. It's part of life, and we have to learn from it.
Other books that I have finished reading are the following:
- God Is Greater Than Our Biggest Problems by Bro. Bo Sanchez (I feel that I need to read it again because I'm a bit heartbroken)
- Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki
- Before You Quit Your Job by Robert Kiyosaki
- The Power of Starting Something Stupid by Richard Norton
- Start With Why by Simon Sinek
- How To Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie (unfortunately my uncle borrowed it years ago but never returned it yet)
- The Millionaire Messenger by Brendon Burchard (he's my favorite motivational speaker, and I watch his videos from time to time)
- The Motivation Manifesto by Brendon Burchard
- 25 Ways To Win With People by John Maxwell
- 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership by John Maxwell (unfortunately the book was not returned yet by my former colleague years ago)
However, the book that I'm reading right now is "Life Is Short by Jennifer Arnold, MD and Bill Klein"
It teaches me on how to deal with my life's journey, especially when bad things happen or I do something bad. It's part of life, and we have to learn from it.
Other books that I have finished reading are the following:
- God Is Greater Than Our Biggest Problems by Bro. Bo Sanchez (I feel that I need to read it again because I'm a bit heartbroken)
- Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki
- Before You Quit Your Job by Robert Kiyosaki
- The Power of Starting Something Stupid by Richard Norton
- Start With Why by Simon Sinek
- How To Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie (unfortunately my uncle borrowed it years ago but never returned it yet)
- The Millionaire Messenger by Brendon Burchard (he's my favorite motivational speaker, and I watch his videos from time to time)
- The Motivation Manifesto by Brendon Burchard
- 25 Ways To Win With People by John Maxwell
- 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership by John Maxwell (unfortunately the book was not returned yet by my former colleague years ago)
Free Will Philosophy, Trump; Think big Kickass, Trump; how to make your self rich, Effective Financial Management (Sunday times book)
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Yes indeed... Sad, but true. And another book which also describe sonehow our reality is Vernor Vinge's True Names (1981).
I will write a quote here from the book which may raise your interest: "I think the Mailman is taking us on one at a time, starting with the weakest, drawing us in far enough to learn our True Names - and then destroying us".
Of course, in our times, the mailman is the govern, hungry for our privacy and personal data - for our True Names.
I will write a quote here from the book which may raise your interest: "I think the Mailman is taking us on one at a time, starting with the weakest, drawing us in far enough to learn our True Names - and then destroying us".
Of course, in our times, the mailman is the govern, hungry for our privacy and personal data - for our True Names.
I've been reading Nelson Demille's books recently, specifically the John Corey series. They're not going to blow your mind or anything but they're entertaining enough and the main character is quite funny. I would recommend reading Night Fall first and there's a great twist at the very end that connects two major world events that had me shook .
It is scary how accurate that book has become. I think it's one of the best of it's kind of the dystopian novels. It's quite amazing how many words/terms that were used in the book that have now entered the lexicon like doublethink, newspeak, Big Brother, thought crime, and then of course "Orwellian" which was inspired by his writings.
.If you did't read yet George Orwell's 1984 I suggest you to do it ASAP. It illustrates perfectly the actual world and the govern surveilence. It was a fiction, but what is written there became real. And it shows why we really need Bitcoin for our privacy and freedom.
It is scary how accurate that book has become. I think it's one of the best of it's kind of the dystopian novels. It's quite amazing how many words/terms that were used in the book that have now entered the lexicon like doublethink, newspeak, Big Brother, thought crime, and then of course "Orwellian" which was inspired by his writings.
I agree with you I also read the book Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki I bought this book myself and I still have it I read from time to time. We'll be able to change our motions later on in this book Here's how a poor boy paved the way for his wealth We have a lot to learn from here.
It's kinda ironic (and hilarious) that the author himself became the epitome of the title. From rich too poor
The name of the book I read in currently is Sin & Spirit (Demigods of San Francisco Book 4) It is a wonderful science fiction book, the characters of the book are beautifully written and I loved them very much. I read the previous three books and really I am happy with this book and this series. If you like science fiction, suspense, supernatural action, comedy, and romance, this series is recommended.
A book everyone should read at some point is "A Brief History of Time: From the Big Bang to Black Holes" by Stephen Hawking.
Another inspiring book I recently read is "Why We Sleep: Unlocking the Power of Sleep and Dreams" by Matthew Walker.
I didn't like the book "Rich Dad Poor Dad" by Robert Kiyosaki and Sharon L. Lechter... reality is often not as simple as it is described in this book.
I think i need to check out why we sleep Another inspiring book I recently read is "Why We Sleep: Unlocking the Power of Sleep and Dreams" by Matthew Walker.
I didn't like the book "Rich Dad Poor Dad" by Robert Kiyosaki and Sharon L. Lechter... reality is often not as simple as it is described in this book.
I'm currently reading Thinking fast and slow. this book is very interesting making you understand how your barin works and how you take decisions based on the information you get from your senses
I agree with you I also read the book Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki I bought this book myself and I still have it I read from time to time. We'll be able to change our motions later on in this book Here's how a poor boy paved the way for his wealth We have a lot to learn from here.
i am reading "Interview with the vampire" by Anne Rice ,actually i have read this once when i was in college by when i saw it again from the Old books collection it attracts me again to read and now i am on the middle pages .i dont like the Movie instead the book is much appreciative .
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If you did't read yet George Orwell's 1984 I suggest you to do it ASAP. It illustrates perfectly the actual world and the govern surveilence. It was a fiction, but what is written there became real. And it shows why we really need Bitcoin for our privacy and freedom.
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