5 BUSINESS [and Social Psychology] BOOKS that will Change the way you think

[@theoldplovdiv]

Thanks for dedicating 20 min from your time to share with us these books

[@LetThemTalkTV]

Thanks for watching.

[@gokulkumarbhoomibalan5413]

More videos like this, Please!

[@LetThemTalkTV]

I hope to make more book review videos soon. Thanks

[@ahmedfxtrader]

Books again! I love it! Thank you! You made my day 🙂 thank you!

[@lopamudraray4571]

Same in my country when it come to naming a child.

[@siriluckworsfold]

Great clip.. 👌 👌 🙏🙏

[@kavvayistories]

Brilliant 💚

[@maletu]

Working Identity by Herminia Ibarra.

[@anetaostaszewska]

Books again! I love it! Thank you! You made my day 🙂

[@LetThemTalkTV]

Thanks your comment made my day.

[@tothepointenglishwithben.]

Grit: the power of passion and perseverance by Angela Duckworth is a good one.

[@LetThemTalkTV]

That's very interesting thanks

[@makessense7095]

Gideon you'll never say it so I will. You're brilliant. I'm addicted to books/knowledge as it seems you are. Subbed! Edit: I admire your decorum - you seem to genuinely care about propagating solid info which I appreciate sir.

[@samreenfatima2551]

You are the best teacher I never had. I tip my hat for you 🎩😘😘

[@LetThemTalkTV]

The pleasure is mine.

[@ennediend2865]

*the best teacher I've ever had... Greetings from France 😇

[@michanioo]

More videos like this! We love this literary section !

[@audreyflett8719]

I recommend anything written by Esther Perel and also “12 Rules for Life” by Jordan Peterson.

[@LetThemTalkTV]

Thanks for the tips

[@berkayakbey7234]

@Audrey Flett which book is your favorite from perel?

[@audreyflett8719]

Berkay Akbey “Mating in Captivity”, and then her most famous Ted Talk “Rethinking Infidelity”. She’s more of a speaker, rather than a writer, as she often says herself. And if you want to go deep, then her series of podcasts “Where should we begin”.

[@audreyflett8719]

Ana Maria I have indeed, I’m a fan of this person. I would recommend “12 Rules of Life” to pretty much everyone, but “Maps of Meaning” only to hard core fans :-)

[@vavovidnica]

I would recommend a fiction, a novel, but a one which is very much didactic. At least in my opinon The Fountainhead by Ayn Rand!

[@pedrocarvalho6423]

I recommend "Tremendous Trifles" by G. K. Chesterton. It's a great book, everyone should read!

[@llamasarus1]

I read Hitmakers and thought it was okay. I thought that "The Formula: The Universal Laws of Success" by Albert Laszlo Barabasi was a better book on that topic, that I would recommend. "The Creative Curve: How to develop the Right Idea At The Right Time" by Allen Gannet is good too.

[@tomrox8921]

another influence of Kevin name becoming popular in 1990s is Home Alone film I think

[@LetThemTalkTV]

Yes, indeed. It might also explain why it became unpopular again

[@rickebuschcatherine2729]

I only have a Fanch book sorry : Qu'est-ce qu'un chef ? written by Geneal Pierre de Villies, a very interisting book about the mangement of a crew....

[@rickebuschcatherine2729]

The choice are made nowadays not because it's a good idea, not because you have a hero, but because publicity make yoou think it's the best, and it's call manipulation... people beleive so much in it... in any way you explain honestly to them, they don't want anymore.... it's the mentalism fashion.... Mentalism has is place in inquiry... but Holiwood mad us believe is good for cure ( see a very famous show who make me seek with a very detestale doctor!) You really have to read manipulation of the publicity, and the industry.... really.... It's ashame but people wants intox...

[@rickebuschcatherine2729]

I doon"t kown if you good enough in French, but I suspect you are, certainly better in French that I am in English so, to modulate your speech you really have to read e book in French : Les maîtres de la manipulation, written by David Colon.

[@rickebuschcatherine2729]

Bill Gates is not your best exemple.... I like vey much you as a person and as a teacher... but you seems to not knowing about how too achieve power the people coould be means... Bill Gates is well know to be not a king person who can copy event the man who has create apple... Not so much a goog reputation, like J.P. Morgan, like Edisson, like Rodschils.... Not every success personn is honest....

[@rickebuschcatherine2729]

You rigt to say it doesn't wook all the time, and for some of us, ti never works.... but it's not a reason not to try....Even Ialways try it's never work because the people always judge me, but you right in the way that we have to try .... But because of the politics of marketing and the non comprehension and the worst used of sun tseu... the art of war, yes it's very difficult to make that efficent... Paticulary in some country.... where ego it's so much hight in non high educated people... But you right we have to try as much as we can, even if it's difficult....

[@au_jz]

... just a trivial comment here, about the name Kevin ... from Home Alone a world hit movie in the early 90's made popular this particular name in more than one country of no English language ...

[@othernicksweretaken]

@21:21 Sometimes I wish people who played or performed Hiphop "music" nowadays were taken to a mental hospital too as they would have been in the 18th century.

[@uffa00001]

Spoon River Anthology, by Edgar Lee Masters

[@user-zb8hc2im4e]

hey i have a question, would you recommend the book the psychology of interpersonal behavior as it is very outdated

[@mariamkinen8036]

If only I got the books to read here. I'd love to. To read / reading internalises things.

[@ЕкатеринаБасюл-Кикот]

"Reads Like a Novel" Daniel Pennac: "...Even if we weren't telling, just reading it out loud - we still were his personal novelist, the only storyteller in the world. We helped him to put on his pyjamas of dreams before hiding under the night blanket. We were his Book."

[@yvonnesanders4308]

Women should make the list based on merit. I don't need pandering too 😃

[@paromaj9171]

Did you fix the computer?! Great! I am looking for some business books.

[@LetThemTalkTV]

Yes, It was fixed so I was finally able to finish this video. Happy reading

[@elizabethmack8342]

Thanks for the advice!

[@alisonarmstrong8421]

I use Rachel Grenon's little book: Grammar, The Structure of Language. [a female author]. Love it.

[@jhonny1983]

Great video !!! Thanks from Chile.

[@Ellieee1117]

Sir can you make video about posh?

[@Sauvageonne]

Cialdini is was life changing!

[@LetThemTalkTV]

Yes, I concur

[@manshanyuen]

Your voice volume goes up and down; I guess you need a good microphone.

[@quoileternite]

Gideon, why are you in Paris now?

[@carloscoelho4408]

Hello, nice video. I have a question, but it' s different from the subject in the video. I asked my teacher why do we say "someone HAS died" instead of "someond died", for exemple in a news. He told me that s because the person had been living until such fact happened. Do you agree with the explanation or there is any other for this case?

[@ЛёликМосква]

Of course there are some points about using Simple or Perfect. "Has died" because 1) we've have result now 2) there's not exact date in this sentence

[@ardentynekent2099]

I suspect it's idiomatic, and appeals to some innate sense of compassion. Your example is correct, but maybe slightly harsh.

[@terezaskuber198]

Hi Gideon!!! I read books by an Israeli author Tseruyah Shalev at the moment. But in german. I read Sidney Sheldon in ENGLISH but what I cannot get in english will be in german also. Good! reading

[@LetThemTalkTV]

Thanks I don't know her work but I'll check it out.

[@manuelfcasas3472]

Thanks for a super interesting video!!

[@lavarip]

Excellent reading and thank you.

[@LetThemTalkTV]

Glad you enjoyed it.

[@terezaskuber198]

There is also a book called Madonna of the Almonds. I plan to get a Perfume with the same name by Floris London. That's a good one, ain't that so?

[@LetThemTalkTV]

I don't know it. Thanks for the tip

[@kumargautam-1901]

Class 11th

[@ismaelcaliz2705]

Of course, You should do more of that kind of videos. Thank You a Lot. I remember I saw the start of this video before and unconsciently I started yo aply this rule of how to get more and remember it worked. I forguet that but will mind it. Tnaks guideon it's so inspiring. That kind of videos of psicologic tricks are very good . Thanks Gideon. Stay mellow

[@JUPITER11119]

Definitely buying Hitmakers. If I become famous, I'll give you a shout-out. 😉 I love these book reviews, and your taste in books!

[@Tony32]

Great video! I'm glad you recommended Persuasion, Pre-suasion is also a great book by the same author.

Gary Player said the more he practiced the luckier he got. But there would have been kids who practiced as much as Lionel Messi. And not been nearly as good.

[@sannesteersdetroubadour8738]

Like it very much how you talks about very interesting topics and books. (I have bought some of the books you talked about.) So, please, more, much more of this kind of videos!

[@tibelyrodriguez597]

Hello! I am not an English native speaker and I am a little confused about the usage of "HAVE" meaning ‘to cause to happen’ or ‘to experience’. So, I understand the structures are: "Have + object + infinitive / -ing form" or "Have + object + past participle". For intance: 1) I had a package delivered yesterday --> What does this sentence mean?: a) I recieved a package which somebody sent to me yesterday; b) Somebody sent the package because I asked her/him to do it for me yesterday (causative form) May it be that something is missing in the sentence? 2) He had me wash his car OR He had me washing his car. --> The first structure is clearly a causative, but...What kind of grammatical structure is the second one? 3) I have something happen to me. My experience: Something happens to me. I had something happen to me. My experience: Something happened to me. I have something happening to me. My experience: Something is happening to me. I had something happening to me. My experience: Something was happening to me. Are any of those sentences written above even correct? Is it an idiomatic matter, but not grammatically right? 4) I have my car stolen. My experience: My car is/gets stolen. I had my car stolen. My experience: My car was/got stolen. Assuming that sentences in case number three are correct, can I say: "I had my car steal"? I reckon I cannot, but...why? I know that "My car was stolen" is a passive voice, but "Somebody stole my car" is an active voice. Thanks in advance for your patience and response. Stay mellow!

[@danieldenes6944]

Nassim Nicholas Taleb: The Black Swan: The Impact of the Highly Improbable.

[@mickyochoaify]

You should do a list of books too emotional to finish. Try Ordinary Men by Christopher Browning. You won’t be able to finish it.

[@kathyhazelnut]

Humankind: A Hopeful History by Rupert Bregman

[@lopamudraray4571]

Why don't we have more books on European Business giants more in the market and library ?

[@nikhilgautam1665]

Sir is there any book who tells us about difference of opinions of same subject and which one to choose...???

[@azadsrmg]

Great man

[@dorotazienkiewicz2635]

I absolutely agree with you 😀

[@lopamudraray4571]

I guessed it right. The Kevin Costner fever swept France.

[@ColHogan-bu2xq]

Does anyone know the name of the musical group at the beginning?

[@imaginationforyou]

An amazing storyteller u r indeed... aren't u ?.. listening to u is...."treat to my ears". 🙏

[@ariaz9065]

Thanks a bunch! You give me a new perspective.

[@stephanestephane4291]

I'm sorry to say that, to me, this kind of books is only lame psychology and pure bullshit actually. Success in anything means hard work, good luck and personal skills. Anything more than that is just moot agitation. If you really want-and have time-to look deeper into business psychology, just study 25 centuries of major philosophers before us who will give you a real insight into business and mind and social mechanisms.

[@LetThemTalkTV]

Have you read them? I don't think it's right to criticize books you haven't even read.

[@stephanestephane4291]

@@LetThemTalkTV Don't get me wrong I'm sure you're recommending and picking out the best books of the kind. But the kind is terrible. I've just dowloaded the first two of them and read some lines to check out. And just as expected, they are repetitive and lack in substance terribly.. Do read philosophers instead of fakers !

[@LetThemTalkTV]

Yes, I've read a lot of philosophy. And one important lesson the great philosophers has taught me is not to pre-judge. only comment on what you know not what you don't know. Frankly criticizing books you've never read is foolish. If you understood anything from the philosophy you've read you'd know that much.

[@stephanestephane4291]

@@LetThemTalkTV Philosophy has mostly taught me to discriminate deep ideas and moot dregs of the thought... You're right in a general way but I'm not criticizing books or one book in particular but a genre, The genre of trendy books about social psychology, self improvement and such, unvaryingly made of a bunch of truisms and dull commonsense tricks. This is just second rate pop literature without substance ,literature for dummies. once you've read one of them you've read all of them, so repetitive as they are

[@josepmontella9255]

Mate, you reached the standard of the best English teacher in the world...

[@davidkayoshira803]

Can someone recommend other biographies on engineers and inventors please ?

[@kiara4345]

Robert Greene books I have read are pretty good, overall

[@mmv9155]

gillette i know so skipping thank you nonetheless

[@MIK3sixty]

'As a man thinketh' and other books by James Allen

[@dismith73]

everyone knows the Beatles played together eight days a week

[@Selene-u3X]

Thank you Gideon for the books you recommend and describe in such a convincing,captivating way!Awesome video!🍓

[@LetThemTalkTV]

The pleasure is mine. Thanks for your comment

[@mmv9155]

Thank you i bought the first book lets go to the next

[@TheFlashhback]

Hi Gideon, I somehow stumbled upon your channel and I’m glad I did. I’m not a native English speaker but I spend most of my day speaking in English, your videos provide loads of tips and interesting books I intend to read. Keep up with the good content. Cheers.

[@petenorton883]

Perhaps you should recommend them to Dominic Cummings! ;)

[@user-tk3bp8hx1n]

Like as always👍

[@LetThemTalkTV]

Thanks as always

[@mulot5022]

Hello from France! If you've been here from more than ten years maybe you watched the Camera Café TV Show. It was quite popular and used to be broadcast after the "vingt heures" at a time when many people are watching TV. I'm commenting about it because just like this anecdote about Gilette razors, TV producers long denied the idea due to the fixed plan (interview of an author and actor of the serie in which he explains it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i6q3dnWbfsiWbLc) and yet it was a success. Thank you for your lessons (and I hate Kévin as first name indeed) ;)

[@LetThemTalkTV]

Yes, I do remember Camera Café a funny show. I didn't know it's origins.

[@fabianafrancap7380]

do you have any videos about modifiers?

[@mmv9155]

outliers done thank you

[@mmv9155]

ok bought second one thank you

[@kc-nk3lc]

I think emotions revealed by paul ekman and what every body is saying by joe navarro are good picks

[@philipmartensson9342]

Thanks for the recommendations! Another great book on negotiation is "Getting to yes", by Roger Fisher and William Ury.

[@elfaed11]

awesome videos and very useful

[@injujuan8993]

Hello Gideon! Thank you for another great video on reading. It's always a pleasure to see your new vids coming out. Stay healthy & happy 👍👍👍💛🧡❤

[@narsisghe3958]

Nice! Please do more videos like this😍

[@mamymimma]

Very interesting tips, thanks Gideon!

[@yassiradam4279]

People will love you sir

[@slimaneneggaz6704]

Hello. What books would you recommend to study English litterature? Thanks for your answer.

[@LetThemTalkTV]

I've already made a video about modern classics. Perhaps another coming later on English literature.

[@monaarchy2367]

daddy gideon

[@adambednarz1971]

We want more :)

[@nouraaljourny1949]

Thank you alot ❤❤🌺

[@dilekkacmaz2011]

👍

[@isabelatence7035]

Yes, books .. I am enthusiastic with stories of people who made a mark, situations they went through, the time, you read many books, that's why I think you are an interesting person, you are ahead of other people with your talent. I admire you, I will read without a doubt, Gideon keep it healthy, thanks brilliant teacher!! 💞see you soon

[@LetThemTalkTV]

Thank you for you kind comment. Happy reading.

[@isabelatence7035]

@@LetThemTalkTV 💝

[@pussycatlover6522]

Hi there, could you please tell me the difference between do you have and have you got? Thanks

[@LetThemTalkTV]

No difference

[@3DaysTillGrace]

leroy Francis Lewis my English teachers in school taught us that “got” should be avoided if possible. They said that “got” was a filler word for a better word. For instance you could say “I purchased a car” instead of “I got a car”. They felt that using got anywhere in your speech made you sound less educated. This is in America, if that makes a difference. I know that I personally I use “got” all the time.

[@robertanolli9035]

Definitely, one of the most inspiring book I ever read!!!

[@robertanolli9035]

Grit! I meant! Enjoyble and useful! Hardly recommended! Yes!

[@mmv9155]

The Hit Makers: How Things Become Popular done - all purchases made on amazon india - please make new videos thank you and regards

[@LetThemTalkTV]

Anyone who has a passion for reading and education is a friend of mine. I hope you enjoy them.

[@mmv9155]

@@LetThemTalkTV Sir thank you also please let me about any book courseware audio/video book would be great for speaking confidently and fluently - i was having stuttering disability since birth but has now subsided completely but not without leaving some scars - where could invest 10000 hours - thanks in advance and regards

[@LetThemTalkTV]

I remind you that Joe Biden, Bruce Wills and British politician Ed Balls all had stutters. It can't stop you from being amazing.

[@mmv9155]

@@LetThemTalkTV Sir thank you - please advise source place option scope for investing my 10000 hrs - regards - on my keyboard comma key is not working

[@mmv9155]

@@LetThemTalkTV Sir thank you for "It can't stop you from being amazing" blessed are your students!!

[@thefernhouse392]

I want to persuade my teenager son to read more books, what shall I do?

[@LetThemTalkTV]

When I was a teenager I didn't read books but I discovered them later on. I hope he finds something he likes.

[@ЕкатеринаБасюл-Кикот]

I would recommend you to read Daniel Pennac "Reads Like a Novel". I am a teacher - dealing with teenagers is practically my "everyday". I used to have issues very alike with yours. The book helped. Me.

[@thefernhouse392]

@@ЕкатеринаБасюл-Кикот Thank you, good suggestion :)

[@jollysharma9389]

Nice video impressive

[@LetThemTalkTV]

Thanks!

[@shokhrukh]

I recommended Robert Greene The 48 Laws of Power

[@LetThemTalkTV]

Yes, I've read it. It's an excellent book.

[@rickebuschcatherine2729]

Yes you'e right about Gilett, but see how, when Ticker tried to make the car so more secure... all the big industry of the car makers destroyed him economically... so your right on the paper... but in life, it dosen't pay so much.... And we have to be conscient oof the problem... and help each other more... In the modern context, since the nineteen century, even at low economical level, it doesn't works so much... But your right we 'll have too try anyway.... In Pôle emploi for exemple, they have a pape for the conditions of the workless to have economical helps.... if they found a boss.... it's simple, you can think, you ask gently the paper, they 'll give you... Oh no!! They have a lots of stupid excuse with no reason to not give it to you... Believe me I try... if you''re in France, nowodays it's not that simple....

[@xiaomarou9890]

I heavily recommend the book called “Money” by Tony Robins.

[@LetThemTalkTV]

I know Tony Robbins but I haven't read this book. Thanks

[@audreyflett8719]

“Money” is a good one! A bit North American oriented (couldn’t apply some of the advice from Japan), but definitely improved the way I do my finances.