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[@ProactiveThinker]

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[@delanojackson8303]

Good selections, I suppose my favourite from this would be Rich Dad Poor Dad and the 48 laws of POWER!

[@readingsbycara]

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[@gaiusmarcus8]

really good books

[@MrOrcslayer]

curious George is a good one. The man in the big yellow hat is a real interesting character.

[@ranjitkumarsingh932]

Proactive Thinker hi

[@borisxbg]

LIke a wise man said " It's not about what book you read, it's about what you do after you close the book"

[@nix1635]

shane mcleod brennan why

[@tenzingyatso1589]

Well I just sleep after closing the book always...

[@alxf_m]

Sounds like Dan Lok quote

[@alxf_m]

Reading alone won't make you success action will make you success

[@katakrapicz3730]

@@Tom-pe3zf It refers to the fact whether you imply the things written in the book in your life or not. Usually a book gives you tips on life. The book itself isn't important, but your actions are important. So, you should try out the tips given by books. That's when a book reached it's goal. I hope I've written it down in an understandable way.

[@mikemaccharles701]

Anyone sitting here in 2021, thinking how the hell did he predict we all are gonna die in 2021?

[@jorainegueco5376]

@Doug Dimmadome Changing titles exist but i dont think he does

[@RahulRaj-vg4jb]

Amen

[@amnishsingh9093]

😂😂😂

[@swagtothemax235]

thats me rn bro

[@kevinczygier7163]

Omg same that why I came here in the coments

[@JonathanDelapaz]

Reading is equivalent to living more than one life! Who else agrees?????

[@Mictesting2233]

Like experiencing a parallel universe right...

[@rafe9781]

you're delusional - reading required TIME, the same TIME that you can not spend on your life and YOUR EXPERIENCE of LIFE i know this, because i'm a books addicts

[@hanseldsilva2393]

@@rafe9781 you really regret reading?

[@Enlightened_thing_in_town]

Totally.

[@herrklamm1454]

Rafe Yet your grammar is atrocious.

[@alicemuller9386]

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[@ryanphilips4808]

I've always been fascinated with investing and as such would appreciate some help on how to go about it without incurring a loss. Can you share the investments you have made and your experiences with them? Thanks.

[@alicemuller9386]

@@ryanphilips4808 I engage in prolific investments such as:- real estate, NFTs, crpto and stocks and through proper advice and management by a licensed financial adviser (Donald Nathan Scott), I achieved good returns on investment. For a better investment experience work with an expert . That’s just my advice.

[@ryanphilips4808]

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[@henrymartino4283]

It’s best to start early to plan your future by making important financial decisions which can help you build passive income and make you live comfortably. I realized that the secret to becoming rich isn’t having multiple jobs but multiple sources of income. In this modern time there are lot of passive income stream and as such everyone should be involved in something profitable.

[@dannypacini9820]

1. Millionaire Fast lane 2. Influence 3. Power of Now 4. How to Win Friends and Influence 5. The Rational Male

[@MrSaazz]

The list is given below ----- 1) Power - Robert Greene 2) Rich Dad Poor Dad- Robert Kiyosaki 3) Mastery - Robert Green 4) On the Shortness of Life- Seneca 5) Mindfulness for Beginners - Jon Kabat-Zinn

[@kwakekamdivasi591]

I felt so proud of myself when I realised I have all 5 books on my shelf.

[@sdhqiohfq3152]

i can feel you

[@PrimeHarbor]

Kwakeka Mdivasi sammeee

[@hassanfathi3972]

But the question is have you read them ?

[@kwakekamdivasi591]

Hassan Fathi My rule is: Buy a book, don't put it away until you've read and internalised it.

[@waqarjilani6538]

So are u rich?

[@ericamkhwanazi3247]

Video : 5 books you must read before you die in 2021 Me : are we going to die this year??😳😳

[@userA600]

🤣🤣

[@levilevikoo3708]

For me, "Think and grow rich" changed my whole life Rich dad and poor dad was the book that made me hate my job, the book that changed my any point of view about money BUT - think and grow rich did something else, unlocked my brain to work for me

[@ProactiveThinker]

Its a great book of course! helped me a lot as well!

[@elliottmarcel7723]

Think and grow rich is a scam, napaleon actually made his fortune through corruption and illegal buisness activity. The characters are completely made up, and none of it is based on anything real Reply

[@amaxlite]

In what way did it do that? I thought the whole premise of that book was that common denominator behind all the rich people he interviewed was the burning desire to create something

[@TheStrategicKeys]

Both are fantastic!

[@valunomics738]

Please have a take on these: 1.Mastery. 2.Think and Grow Rich. 3.How to Win Friends and Influence People. 4.Rich Dad Poor Dad. 5.Seneca:On the shortness of Life.

[@goldandcryptonewsandupdate8199]

Imran Mallick htwfaip is one of my favs of all time

[@elliottmarcel7723]

Think and grow rich is a scam, napaleon actually made his fortune through corruption and illegal buisness activity. The characters are completely made up, and none of it is based on anything real

[@thedolantwinsismyinspirati6708]

I Got Three Out Of Those Five Books You Listed In My Library...Yaay.

[@enzoliefer6767]

@elliot marcel can you stop copy, paste your comment and give facts to your opinion? Otherwise your comment is pretty useless.

[@georgeevangel4292]

@Peter Sen If You get just one point from this book it is worth it Treat people like you want to be treated

[@savenature6723]

Starts at 1:48. Save your time.

[@anupampatel7959]

You Know This comment should be at TOP

[@vfa9761]

Thank uuuuuuuuuu...., next

[@statepotcovaru7208]

Bless you

[@mariselalopez55]

You know ! Thank you 😊

[@alimrahardian109]

no, it only start when you actually start reading. just knowing the title means nothing.

[@zukocawe7213]

"There are only five books a person EVER has to read," "I happen to know what those five books are," "Without reading the five books I have identified, you will fail at life," Lol. These are some VERY bold claims to make, my friend

[@gonzothegreat1317]

This is always the message in the first chapters of selfhelp books. _you will fail at life_ They talk you into believing you have an imaginary disadvantage, something they pull out of thin air, then they offer you the non-solution in the final chapters. You'll get more and more delusional the farther you get into the book, but if you don't read until the end you don't get the delusional voodoo to deal with your new problems. A lot of people get f'd up by reading such books. If you want to read a book, read Moby Dick. Or Lord of the Flies. Or go completely meta and read Infinite Jest.

[@Tiffany-ov2jf]

@@gonzothegreat1317 that's so true. also, i suggest you read 'Programmed' by Mayank Sharma. It talks about such topics!

[@aidand.7911]

@@gonzothegreat1317 I disagree. There are diamonds in the rough of self-help books. Two that come to mind are David Goggins Can't Hurt Me, and Jocko Willink/Leif Babbin Extreme Ownership. In the books, they actually actively chastise the disadvantage and victim ideologies. Goggins even delves into the idea that he himself was a bitch for having once believed it. The idea these books present is "no matter where you are in life, success takes hard work, and depending on where you want to be, can be close to impossible, but if you push hard enough and put in enough effort, eventually anyone can succeed. Keyword: anyone. Not everyone

[@gonzothegreat1317]

@@aidand.7911 Thanks. I'll look into it.

[@diwakarkumar1469]

This guy is fucking nuts to claim this

[@fightforfreedom228]

The Power of Now The Alchemist ❤️

[@sonofsam9564]

The alchemist was great. Before I had read it I had just finished reading a rather sad but interesting book about a Russian prison. It sort of left me feeling a little down about things. Then I came across the alchemist and was loving every page of it. I feel a sort of nostalgia whenever I see it on my book shelf now. I know I'll read it again someday. It's part of my personal legend lol🙂

[@mahigupta9717]

This was the first book I read and I don't care if any other book is better than this, I still consider The Alchemist as my favorite and beloved Book.

[@cdracos1]

The power of now....great book on awareness also , how to lose your job , pay no bills and live like a monk !

[@stallio5612]

The power of Now by Eckhart Tolle.

[@JetKai05]

I have been listening to this audio book for the fifth time and still learn something new of out it. Magical book !

[@TMcGlynn23]

That book changed my life

[@manishsagar7885]

Same

[@victorramirez2259]

New Age Garbage

[@iamshruthithegreat]

Yes, yes and yes! The only book you’ll ever need!

[@YoungDen]

Think & Grow rich and The 12 universal laws are 2 game changers as well.

[@rafizxDx]

Outwitting the devil as well

[@RandomRads]

how did it help you? what did you achieve after reading the book?

[@TheStrategicKeys]

Napoleon Hill is one of my favorite authors!

[@davidhahn7391]

awareness and definitive action

[@Ayan-bp4dq]

12 universal laws of success by Herbert Harris?

[@shrihari2469]

The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho is also great..

[@chloea3922]

Reading it right now and it’s amazing 😍

[@gabrielst-pierre7261]

Try the audio version on audible, it's a masterpiece!

[@douglassmith9445]

This book is overrated. Just finished it and can say it is not life changing if you've read a lot of other self help books already.

[@Tavtav416]

The Alchemist...definitely! The Richest Man in Babylon, How To Win Friends and Influence people...

[@Buildeverything]

Love that book. I need to read it again

[@jonjosenna5581]

The meditations by Marcus Aurelius. 2000 years old and still on point. (unlike other 2000 year old books).

[@georgeevangel3233]

What about the Republic by Plato?

[@jonjosenna5581]

George Evangel Sorry I meant other religious books

[@siyadisse6360]

I read Rich dad..! Ten years a go, and I have the seven habits of successful people , I haven’t started yet though. Great books!!!

[@farshimelt]

If you haven't read it, how do you know it's "great."

[@georgeevangel4292]

If ever we meet a man of great intellect we must know which books he reads-Emerson

[@twashing2006]

Thanks for the recommendations. I'll try them out.

[@tomcaldwell5750]

Thank you! I will read these books.

[@MiniMotivationalVideos]

Hey I have started making animated book summaries n many more coming....you can prefer that too...

[@Kayakamuy]

Love your videos I wish you had more subs

[@manassricharanvarri]

Thank you very much for this video.. Already Completed 2 books gonna complete the rest.

[@ShortclipAAA]

amazing video thanks man.

[@rosssmith173]

Oh. This is just books about money and power. Not about great works of literature.

[@princedaud700]

thank you bro .. or sis.. thank you though :)

[@farshimelt]

Mastery is not about money or power, it's about how to master whatever it is you want to do, be it music, art, business, etc.

[@leighannevargas]

Thanks, I was looking for the literature ones

[@friedose4099]

Thank you!

[@nonamed_9407]

i also want to suggest two books: 1. Siddhartha (Herman Hess) So you can understand why happiness is NOT what you should pursue. 2. Sapiens (Yuval Noah Harari) So you can understand why people like this guy wants you to read the other books. You're welcome.

[@ralphcastriotta9026]

nonamed _ Nice!

[@ismael8571]

You made a point. I just read this morning a chronic says : We understand that Homo sapiens lead yuval to davos, but what intrigue us is why is everyone taking him seriously...

[@jayfizzle2686]

Thank you for this vid, great content and recommendations!

[@N0Xa880iUL]

Thank you for this...Deeply greatly appreciate it!

[@saidosman9788]

He: say read before you die 2021 Me: reading after 2021

[@Spreadsheeter]

When he said that those were the only 5 you should read I knew the choices wouldn’t please me

[@kurman4749]

You're right. They did nothing for me either.

[@SZgun]

Just starting out in reading. Ill try out the books recommnended here. Tnx for it btw

[@theadorehandle497]

Great recommendations! Good job.

[@DumpsterDolphin]

Thanks I will read these. Asap

[@lindastreeter3877]

Good list and thank you. I would have to say that my favorite book is the dictionary because it has all the other books in it!

[@farshimelt]

Can you put all those words together and create a book that is useful?

[@chesscoachgerry4140]

I recommend "sapiens: a brief history of humandkind" and "homo deus: a brief history of tomorrow" both by yuval noah harari And also "rejection proof" by jia jiang

[@Harishankar-ip7fe]

Thanks for your wonderful video!

[@kumarrishav7399]

In this list I have read only Rich Dad poor Dad and that has completely changed my perspective towards money and life in general. Also I would suggest readers to read the book THE POWER OF SUBCONSCIOUS MIND by Joseph Murphy. It is a great book.

[@Pimping9167]

Kumar Rishav Rich Dad and poor Dad..was ok book but I don't think much of it

[@anuragtumane5227]

Such books can leave memories on people.

[@jenniferdavis2110]

Thank you ..i'll go at Barnes and Nobles...i hate ordering online!!! But happy holidays to you 🎅🎄👌

[@msamedic]

Great list!

[@zorbathebuddha461]

TOP 5 BOOKS I'VE READ:- 1. Death by Sadhguru 2. The Book of Man by Osho 3. The Book of Woman by Osho 4. Ikigai-The Japanese Secret to long and Happy life by Hector Garcia and Francesc Miralles 5. Courage-The Joy of Living Dangerously by Osho If you are a book lover, I think you'll truely enjoy them. Love❤️ & Respect🙏 to the existence....😊

[@cristianluna5568]

"The prince" by nicolo Machiavelli

[@alectucker1899]

great list. i bought 48 laws recently. going to read that one next

[@kathrynphillips3710]

real life is experience but ive always loved learning anything about spirituality and by reading each book that resonates with you is like a stepping stone to assist and guide you on your individual path of ascension..💕💕💕

[@JeremyStress]

Think and Grow Rich - Napoleon Hill is another book that everyone should consider reading! Very similiar to the first 3 suggested books. Probably my favorite of all time

[@alanahb2506]

Have you learnt about napoleon hill after he wrote that book😂 lost all his money and was known as a fraudster

[@sameermujawar1790]

Surprised ...How did u not include '' The Power of NOW '' one of the evergreen books

[@sudeshmaharjan1189]

Thank you for the books. It helped me so much

[@dinud71]

Thanks for the video 😍😎

[@NANGSGARAGE]

Think and Grow Rich. The 7 Habits

[@juliusvera9917]

Maybe he doesn't get any commission on promoting that 2 LEGEND books :D

[@Todiros]

That's like the 2 worst books I've read.

[@ronniespain7142]

If your going to bring in The Holy Scriptures in to This. The 1st thing one must learn is to put legs under those Prayers

[@shantoreywilkins651]

NANGSTAGRAM TV 📖📕📔

[@creemyice]

Tony Borisov why? Think and Grow Rich changed a lot of people's lives

[@chandrakantsabale6697]

The most important missing book is bhagavad gita

[@magicalgold010]

Qur'an

[@Gregoz987]

You touched on to some gems. Like what your representing this will help a lot of people including meow.

[@abyaddison]

Thanks for your video, very helpful. My favourite books - because they changed my life & made me the person I am today- first & most important is the Bible, 2nd- Think & Grow Rich & 3rd- Rich Dad, Poor Dad. Take care & blessings!

[@rea8585]

Wow man, I have to say your videos have improved so much in the last two months! Good job! With the introduction, you said exactly what I have been thinking lately--that most of the books are actually saying the same thing. I read a lot but to be honest, I only read Rich dad Poor dad from your list, so thank you for suggestions! Now I know what my next reads will be! :)

[@ProactiveThinker]

Glad to hear that. I am sure other books in the list will be helpful ;).. By the way, whats books would you suggest?

[@rea8585]

Recently I really enjoyed the books Deep work by Cal Newport and The Willpower Instinct. These two are really cool to improve your focus and understand how your brain works a lot better, and therefore be able to organize your time and activities better.

[@ProactiveThinker]

I have read them both, They are indeed great books, especially the deep work by cal newport. :)

[@ProactiveThinker]

You dont have to waste more of your time on useless books, here are the most valuable books!

[@raymaasburg9659]

Proactive Thinker you may be interested in the wringings of Edward De Bono. In my opinion, any of his books would easily earn a spot on your list.

[@nerdytall5525]

This video is a waste of my time. Generic copy and paste list. Scamming an occupation.

[@singularityraptor4022]

Proactive Thinker try Wings of Fire

[@thegoodgatsby8010]

No books are useless! Every single thing can teach you something!

[@TheStrategicKeys]

These are great, but there are so many more great books out there. -Start with Why -Think and Grow Rich -How to Win Friends and Influence People -You are a Badass Don't limit yourself!

[@Samien]

Seth speaks the nature of personal reality. Very empowering.

[@ElenaSemanova]

Thank you a lot for the video.

[@beshr1993]

Yahya, my friend, thank you! This is a great list. Ever since you introduced me to these kinds of books, I've been personally growing a lot more. Now that I've read my fair share of books, I've decided to make my own must-read books (will be posting that on my Medium blog soon). Like you said, some books actually say nothing new unfortunately, but can be good reminders or motivators nonetheless. Here's my top 4 must-read books list in this order: 1- The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People (build your character) 2- How to Win Friends and Influence People (build your personality) 3- Mastery (vocational success) 4- Rich Dad Poor Dad (financial success) These 3 books are kind of "honorable mentions": The Five Love Languages, The Power of Habit, and Nineteen Eighty-Four

[@ProactiveThinker]

The first 4 are one of the bests I have ever read. Literally life changing. Dont forget to share with me your blogpost once you are done!

[@YoungDen]

Surprised that Think and grow rich wasn't included

[@ProactiveThinker]

Its indeed a great book. But in my experience, these books are more practical and influential.

[@juliusvera9917]

@Proactive Thinker doesn't get any commission on promoting that book. Watch Grant Cardone best 3 books of all time his number 1 is Think and Grow Rich

[@zana4968]

I am surprised as well that " Think and Grow Rich " wasn't included in this video, which that book is worth big money.

[@elliottmarcel7723]

Think and grow rich is a scam, napaleon actually made his fortune through corruption and illegal buisness activity. The characters are completely made up, and none of it is based on anything real Reply

[@mymobilebuddy4392]

elliott marcel it is a stupid book with nothing actionable in it.. Total waste of paper.

[@my-acetv]

Thanks for this amazing summary 👍👍👍👍🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻😊😊😊😊

[@ishmamrahman6305]

What about "Thinking Fast and Slow" and "How to Win Friends and Influence People"?

[@valoriebroderick]

There are so many more good books than just these that will teach you new/useful things! For instance, if you want to succeed at life, read Why We Sleep: Unlocking the Power of Sleep and Dreams by Matthew Walker PhD. You've heard sleep is important, but you will be surprised how much it enhances all areas of life and how sickly people become when deprived of a full night's sleep. It's fascinating and very useful for improving in many different areas of life.

[@melihbilyal6]

48 laws of power the book that entirely change my life, it's like my bible! Highly recommended !

[@dickmasterson623]

Thank you for sharing.

[@arvindkumar-dg6jb]

VERY WELL MADE VIDEO , GOOD JOB BRO

[@tranvo1846]

I actually don’t agree with your point of view regarding reading too many books is useless. Each book offers you a different unique view of certain things or ways to look at certain things. To limit your options to only a few books, say 7, it doesn’t challenge your way of thinking but rather keeping you in that same box/same mentality for the rest of your life. You see everything in YOUR point of view. Yes, some books could be repetitive and sounds the same, but that’s why you keep reading until you come across a book that challenges your way of thinking. Keep reading.

[@sandaverock]

Well you have missed" think and grow rich" .many newly published books simply borrow concepts and ideas from that particular book..it's the ultimate book of success

[@ambikamanandhar9591]

The monk who sold his ferrari and forty rules of love are my favourites

[@prakashpatel-cd8uu]

You are just like me! I am reading deep work now...I have read those earlier. And I m glad I m just 16!

[@farshimelt]

You'd do well to implement the information in just one book before going on to another.

[@architectsparrow6009]

You forgot Meditations by Marcus Aurelius.

[@dhruvilbhimani2556]

Very useful for those who don't believe in power of reading , keep it up an most important book will be mastery,,,

[@georgbrunssen9866]

Im reading the 50th law rn. Awesome book robert greene is a genius, my favorite author

[@farshimelt]

Are you a genius? If not, how do you know Robt. Greene is a genius?

[@Archer335]

From a bibliophile: One can not simply read 5 books and be finished. Ideally, one should read good books constantly throughout one’s life. It is a wonderfully enriching and essential pastime. Novels, biographies, monographs on whatever - it’s about continual adventure and growth. Reading only 5 books would be like visiting a sumptuous smorgasbord and having a sip of water.

[@personalexperience3637]

The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night- time - in essence 'thinking out of the box'. Dostoevsky for acute character studies. The Life of Pi The Pearl by Steinbeck- Greed, deception... Shakespeare- All plays.

[@demigodgamez]

This guy just predicted that we will all die in 2021. Makes sense.

[@shiprashikari7631]

Thank you for sharing video

[@thomassimmons1950]

This is one of the most frightening videos I've ever seen!

[@Diotallevi73]

So true :-(

[@TheStrategicKeys]

Please explain...

[@TheTheode]

@@TheStrategicKeys It's the essence of pedagogy. He's essentially saying that we shouldn't read anything but this slight sliver of literature because he's deemed it pointless.

[@beshr1993]

Why did you choose the last two books over something like The 7 Habits though? I haven't read the last two yet, but they seem to focus on a particular philosophy or point of view (i.e. stoicism or meditation), whereas a book like The 7 Habits (or How to Win Friends for that matter) is overarching - talks in terms of everlasting principles and ideas applicable to everyone regardless of their philosophical views and practices.

[@ProactiveThinker]

good question. Here is the reason. I tried to suggest 1 book for each aspect of our life, so that if for some reason u will read only 5 books in your life, then be it these five. How to win friends and... is a great book but the best book on social intelligence is 48 laws of power. Not only that its way much more deeper but also no one can be compared to Robert Greene's style of writing. The last 2 books are some of the best I have ever read. No matter what philosophy you follow, the value of your time and life remains the same. Most of us spend time worrying, complaining and every other useless thing, and these 2 books will completely shift your mentality towards the value of your life where you will literally stop wasting your time on every other unnecessarily thing.

[@valleyofinspiring5288]

It's depend on what you will do after reading these books, it encourage you to take steps the way forward.

[@thestreamoflife1124]

Great book ... have it on my amazon audible

[@EternaI_AI]

The title makes it sound like he's saying we're all gonna die in 2021. LOL

[@StarTeamVideo]

Yep but how about How to win friends and influence people and how to stop worrying and start living both of those books are from Dale Carnagie,Secrets of the millionaire mind and I would also advise you a book to learn how to read people's body language as well as a book focused on communication and how to meet and interact women...I just don't know what the best books for those 2 things are

[@ProactiveThinker]

the books u mentioned are extremely important but the mentioned book summarize all that. For instance, how to win friends and... and all other communication book can be summarized under 48 laws of power. Thats i think, 48 laws of power is enough to master your social skills.

[@pearlstar1427]

SUPER-GTOR How to win friends and influence people is one of the best books I've read

[@pearlstar1427]

SUPER-GTOR How to win friends and influence people is one of the best books I've read

[@wensonliu1145]

The best book I've read for how to read people's body language is 'What every body is saying' by Joe Navarro. Hope u'll like it!

[@StarTeamVideo]

I added it to my reading list,thanks a lot

[@rajeshkalesirsir412]

Perfect collection i do agree with u

[@MiniMotivationalVideos]

Hey Rajesh I have started making animated book summaries n many more coming....you can prefer that too...

[@aryankarki7900]

Great thank you very much. What about Bodhisatwa way of Life?

[@sadanandkadam7958]

Geeta is the one of the best book.. Four ways of spiritual development.. Dyanyoga Rajyoga Karma yoga Bhakti yoga...

[@santoshpss]

I HATE these types of titles.

[@friedose4099]

Thank you!

[@nasrinvahidi5515]

The Stranger by Albert Camus One hundred years of solitude by Gabriel Garcia Marquez Teachings of Don Juan Series by Carlos Castaneda Call of the Wild by Jack London Das Kapital by Karl Marx The origin of the family, private property and the State by Fredrick Engels Feeling Good by David Burns I’m ok you’re ok by Thomas Harris All books by Freud All books by Erick Fromm Especially Escape from Freedom. The God of small things by Arundhati Roy Snow by Orhan Pamuk Oh gosh there are so many

[@Rohityadav-xe5nm]

How to win friends and influence people by Dale Carnegie is my personal favourite.

[@chandrasimha5223]

The prophet by Khalil Gibran...such an amazing book one could ever read in their life time..trust me.

[@shishiraryal473]

The book of Mirdad too

[@SeagullB]

not everyone are manipulative marketing people ...

[@harmony1910]

I love reading!!

[@smithandscholar9660]

I don't think I had heard of any of those books... I guess I'll have to look into them a little more.

[@infernoo__007]

The Power of subconscious mind is one of the best book ever, like whoever accepts

[@MiniMotivationalVideos]

Adarsh I feel the same too

[@Wumbology10]

I will have to read it

[@Gearheadlive]

The wisdom of insecurity by Alan Watts

[@Inimrahvas]

You left out: D. Coyle - "The Talent Code"

[@Mybrothafromanothamotha]

The four agreements by Miguel Ruiz and skill with people by Les giblin have been instrumental for me learning to grow and network.

[@TheBonsaiGarden]

How about reading for pleasure and escapism?

[@nfsfafak1206]

1. Think And Grow Rich 2. Rich Dad Poor Dad 3. How To Win Friends And Influence People 4. The Seven Habbits Of Highly Effective People 5. The 48 Laws Of Power My Top 5 list.

[@zzzzzzz260]

I thought the Art of War are in the list but still okay, looking forward reading this books.

[@SaniyaSachinm]

Thanks A Million for this Video it will help me.