10 Books You Need To Read in 2022

[@NateOBrien]

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[@ekxoskletr]

Atomic habits by James clear

[@gluecksdrache2054]

Just a short question to Nate: Didn't you say in one of your great videos that some social media activities only consume time and lower productivity? 🤔

[@jojoj3056]

Autobiography of a Yogi

[@DUBH888]

Hey brother. Really inspired by this channel since it’s hard to find other ppl in my social group that are interested in your content like me. Was just wondering if there’s a BOOK that lets you learn how to view current world events, and how one with an investing and economics mind can capitalize ? Thank you in advance.

[@leonardofernandez2230]

Great job. Well explained. More video pls.

[@TheChristineShow]

“Why We Sleep” by Matthew Walker was something I read earlier in 2021 and it quite literally changed the way I viewed sleep and it’s functions. I would often neglect sleep in place for staying up on my devices or watching tv but this just gave me a whole new perspective on the importance of sleep and what it’s really doing for the body. Definitely something everyone should read.

[@gerhardbekker646]

This is the number one book I recommend to anyone! Totally agree with you :)

[@Oohnohassani]

I'm gonna read it definitely...thanks for the recommendation

[@thitiratm3745]

It’s indeed a good book. Agree that everyone should read it. I like that the book is based on a vast number of scientific researches.

[@DiscoverWithJama]

Me too. I started reading that book this year and I thoroughly enjoyed it:)

[@omar-is-host]

Yes , you're right , i think if I remember bill gates recommend it ,

[@mubasshirfarooqui2279]

Books recommended in the video 1-The Righteous Mind 2-Token Economy 3-How To Talk To Anyone 4-Narrative Economics 5-Option 6-Guns, Germs and Steel 7-Man's Search for Meaning 8-Valuation 9-1984 10-Blue Ocean

[@SeyferX]

Nothing is moving to web3, it is a myth pushed by cryto-enthusiasts. Please do not misdirect people, it might lead them to money loss.

[@poulamisarkar1891]

Thanks a lot

[@mohammadfaisal7033]

Thank you for doing this!

[@onion6foot]

Thanks! Wonder if Nate has read: "Thieves of State" and/or "Chain of Title"?

[@kymh4357]

Thank you!

[@KianaDocherty]

I freaked out when I saw the Righteous Mind first on your list!! Changed the way I view the world and made me 10x more understanding and compassionate. I'm actually re-listening to the audiobook right now lol. 10/10 would recommend to anyone thinking about reading it!!

[@sabrinaiturbe4031]

Where do you listen to them??

[@jojoj3056]

@@sabrinaiturbe4031 audible

[@Adil_Toufa]

Because of your comment Kiana, I'm gonna read it right away.

[@SANTAMU3RTE]

@@Adil_Toufa As am i! thank you kiana

[@omar-is-host]

Yes definitely , so much powerful , it's a whole new perspective 👓

[@antoniot7928]

Hey Nate! I watch almost all of the "financial youtubers" and most of them are good, but the way you so peacefully and simplicistically balance your life is something I aspire to be like. Thank you for a great and important video. Happy travels and happy life ✌

[@NateOBrien]

Means a lot to me, thank you

[@cazpk6840]

Yeah i want to live a quiet peaceful life like Nate doing what i love to do and do not want debt to control my time either. That is why i am working towards financial.independence.

[@breec3346]

@@cazpk6840 same here!! Financial independence is a goal of mine too!!

[@amyst3887]

I really want to read more in 2022! As a kid you basically never saw me without a book, but it seems hard to find the time these days. I think my favourite book I've ever read is Flowers for Algernon

[@easystuff7443]

You should read atomic habits and use the knowledge in that book to build a good reading habit😜

[@philipbrown2225]

I read that this past year. Amazing book!

[@easystuff7443]

@@philipbrown2225 totally agree! Im currently reading it

[@julianbussells]

It's funny, I used to never want to read books until I graduated college. Audio books are also fantastic!

[@amyst3887]

@@julianbussells I could never get to grips with audio books! I like to flick backwards when I'm reading to remind myself of things. Or forwards if I'm impatient 😂

[@otacilioneto6925]

I've read financial books for 2 years and was obsessed with getting rich quick, wanting lots of money and all the things it can buy. I wasn't really thinking about my life purpose or anything like that until a friend recommended me a book called The Secrets of the Millionaire Mind. In that book I realized that it's not about the money you have in your bank account, it's about the person you become until you have that amount of money. I recommend this book to anyone who is starting to learn about money.

[@seanarinze2468]

so did u make it ?

[@Danuxsy]

@@seanarinze2468 He did not, in fact otacilio later took his own life after his fifth failed attempt at making it big. RIP

[@skoldzz5425]

@@Danuxsy how do uou know that

[@Danuxsy]

@@skoldzz5425 i don't but it does sound plausible, no?

[@Ayundaru]

Thanks for sharing! I watch a lot of your vids, Ali Abdaal, and Graham Stephan, etc. worked for 1 year as an engineer, I quit and now I make WAY more playing Minecraft. Thanks for your inspiration and insight on life 👍 (Also, my favorite book of this year was “the subtle art of not giving a f###” big takeaway for me was lots of life anecdotes from mark manson that help to change stubborn mindsets/points of view)

[@jolonsutherland5265]

that’s crazy man congrats

[@paulojo720]

The number one book that changed my life was 'Can't hurt me by David Goggins'. The book train my mind and proof to me that I can do anything

[@tesyward9544]

Hi Nate, Thank you for compiling this expansive collection. It would be so helpful if you would place a list of titles and authors in the description box. Happy New Year, all the best in 2022!

[@daveb.3169]

I agree! Another option would be affiliate links- they help us find the book and help you make a comission!

[@hipunpun]

Means a lot that you don't just suggest the most trending easy to read books that everyone has heard of. That you're willing to suggest intimidating textbook-like reads helps to feel that these are genuine suggestions that will provide actual value, which is hugely respected and greatly appreciated :)

[@bdfwhhsb]

True

[@Howtogetfluent]

yes, true indeed, hi punpun :)

[@Laladriscl]

Very appreciated. Manifesting more textbook-like recs in 2022

[@lenifromthewhitecottage2963]

I think the books that have impacted me the most this year are "The 12 Week Year" and "Make Time", have videos up for both of them 😀 Thanks for the great book list, Nate!

[@Alexis_Marcelo]

Please do a part 2. These were great recommendations!!

[@augustincatana5050]

I do not know precisely, but i think this is the part 2. He did one last year too. Correct me if i am wrong

[@LogicalFinance]

I listened to the Narrative Economics audiobook earlier this year. It’s really good. Shiller is huge in economics but still a really humble guy. Skin In The Game by Taleb and Alchemy by Rory Sutherland were probably my two favorite reads of 2021.

[@NateOBrien]

Good picks!

[@veggiebeefburger4896]

I've just started reading "Crime and Punishment" and I'm in for about 150 pages but I'm already really enjoying it and I think it's a good recommendation for everyone

[@alongtheway43]

I started Robert Greenes new book “The Daily Laws” and I am enjoying that so far. Just reading a page per day as it is literally labeled for every day. I’m re-reading “Pitch Anything” by Oren Klaff which is a great book on pitches. Then “The Age of AI” by Henry Kissinger, Eric Schmidt. I’m also re-reading Think and Grow Rich. Based on my list here, you can imagine I appreciate the “Blue Ocean” recommendation and I picked up “Narrative Economics” as well

[@Laladriscl]

More “textbook” -like recs please!!! I love them! Always learning and it’s refreshing to hear recommendations other than fiction / hyped up releases.

[@FinancialShinanigan]

If Nate recorded an audiobook, I'd listen to it.

[@NateOBrien]

Maybe one day

[@rosei1631]

@@NateOBrien get cracking! 😁 just joking Nate, you are truly an inspiration 😊 thank you!

[@paramdrall]

@@NateOBrien PLEASE !

[@McRuffin]

I’m a delivery drive so I’ve been listening to audio books. I want to listen to 100 books this year. I have all the time in the world considering I work 60 hours+ some weeks. Finished “awaken the giant within” by Tony Robbins. I’m listening to “Can’t hurt me” by David Goggins. Love both. Will definitely read some of these! Thanks Nate!

[@geniusidea9038]

I'm currently living with my parents and I disturb them all day by telling what I read everyday . I think unknowingly it is a great way to remember what you read. And now I’m currently about 80% through "Playbook to Millions by Grant Cardone. I have read a lot of entrepreneurial books and self improvement books, and this book is my absolute favorite. This book is extraordinary and really gets you to work extremely hard toward your goals in life and succeed at multiple different areas like personal finance, business and career. This is an absolute must buy if you need a push to get you going in business or you want more out of life.

[@redacted__]

This sounds like an ad funded by Grant Cardone…

[@jannatbehbehani4311]

I would totally recommend “Influence: The Power of Persuasion” and “The Psychology of Money”, they were such an awesome read that I’d love to reread in future

[@CalanRobertBusiness]

These videos honestly made me love reading again, thanks Nate!

[@NateOBrien]

I'm so glad!

[@ZED2.0]

What I really appreciate about this list is that I've not heard about most of these books and that intrigues me

[@kadethixton]

My goal this year is 1 book a month. It's nothing crazy but definitely pushes me to read more than I ever have before. Added some of these books to my list of 12! Thanks, Nate.

[@Danuxsy]

You don't have to read more than that, it isn't a contest.

[@ollivergodvil]

How to win friends and influence people, it gives you so many ideas on how to influence, talk, argue with people in a good way

[@snjez2762]

You are such an articulate, and amazing boy-no doubt from all the reading that you do. I would like to recommend a Russian writer who wrote a book that was the inspiration for Orwell’s 1984. The book is called We by Zamyatin. It was written in 1923 and is the ultimate dystopian novel. Happy New Year by the way.

[@NateOBrien]

Thanks for the recommendation!

[@JackDuffley]

Finally working through Gun, Germs, and Steel now. It's been on my shelf for years - there's so much history out there to try and better understand!

[@NateOBrien]

Glad someone else is reading it!

[@johannas.l.brushane2518]

'The lever of riches' is also a gem (it's often in the literature list at Economic and social history courses).

[@gerhardbekker646]

"Thinking, Fast and Slow" was the most insightful read I had in 2021. It made me think about how I view risk.

[@georgebuckley.]

This sounds good, is worth a purchase?

[@BucksBites]

I read more in 2021 than any year before and am so glad I did. Hoping to read even more in 2022 - so much power, knowledge, and value in books/reading.. While I primarily read non-fiction, The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas, a novel, was my favorite of the year. Funny and gripping, but also heartbreaking and profound. Would recommend to everyone. Educated by Tara Westover, a memoir, is my runner-up choice.. Adding some of these to my list. Great video Nate!!

[@maxstyne]

1984 is definitely on my list. Heard so much about it, now it‘s time to finally read it. Great video Nate!!!

[@NateOBrien]

You should!

[@AnthonyGruba]

Besides being great at giving really useful advices, it's just really immersive and it's hard to stop reading. Great book, both if you're looking for something deeper or just for a book to chill to

[@donedone874]

Im surprised it wasn't on your high school reading list lol

[@maxstyne]

@@donedone874 I chose Brave New World back then.

[@maxstyne]

@@LibreGlider so true. Sad to see how blind many people are running through life. They are so easily controllable.

[@arigutman]

Solid reading list, best education anyone can get doesn't cost much... yet if you're able to extrapolate the wisdom, it returns gold!

[@datghettoazn127]

I really love these book videos. I've been listening to your suggested and I still love the ones you recommended previous years. Thanks for this!

[@NateOBrien]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@firesidechatswithkristy677]

I'm new to your channel and I'm impressed that you have Frankl's book on here. I read it during undergraduate class, and it literally changed my life. Love this channel by the way!

[@seanerb]

I wasn't expecting this much value from a video giving us a list of books, my expectations were so wrong. These books are like a goldmine, thanks Nate! And for my favourite book of 2021, would have to be Beyond Order by Jordan Peterson, really helps us to understand human behaviour and our own.

[@NateOBrien]

Thanks!

[@TechOutAdam]

Yo it's dope you had Man's Search for Meaning AND 1984. Two HIGHLY must reads for anyone. 📚

[@xsnownedx]

this video is exactly what i needed at a time of turmoil. Im looking forward to the how to talk book the most and hoping it helps with this stutter of mine. Nate my man thank you brother

[@kimedmunds1209]

I finally got around to The Richest Man in Babylon. It was great! Also I like to read from physical, paper books, I have found that using my drive time to listen to audiobooks is a big benefit.

[@tealcoconut]

Awesome, another book video! I love these. I particularly enjoy these videos from Nate because he has a diverse and unique set of books he recommends. I am a bit behind on the times, I'm sure, but the best book I read this year was Why We Sleep by Matthew Walker. It's perhaps the best book I've read from someone with a PhD in that it was both extremely informative and backed by research while at the same time presented in an easy-to-understand format.

[@uncledaybkk]

I read Mans Search for Meaning this year. Amazing book. Highly recommend.

[@EvieSaintAnn]

I’m currently reading “Man’s Search for Meaning” for the second time and I’m so thankful I picked it up again but it’s changing my outlook in a positive way and also helping me be more grateful.

[@itude1237]

I took a course on Blue Ocean Strategy as part of my MBA. It was phenomenal!

[@MikeOBrienMedia]

I love the new studio setup

[@BenDover-mo4jd]

U related to him 🤔

[@imranyounus6200]

@@BenDover-mo4jd they're Bruder

[@mappedoutmoney]

Love these recommendations Nate. Went ahead and snagged a couple that I hadn't heard of.

[@julchni3189]

Really interesting list! A girl I was talking to on Voicely sent me your video after I talked to her about Man's Search for Meaning, and now I want to read every book you mentioned

[@insiderperson18279]

Hey Nate, you said you were reading The Daily Stoic this year. How did that turn out? Anticipating your thoughts if you're planning an update/review

[@yeraniavalencia6197]

We just finished reading about Blue Ocean Strategy in my business capstone class. It is great for out-of-the-box thinkers and verbalized some concepts that should be somewhat intuitive for today's business community. Great read!

[@casanthierens2800]

I love how I did some research on books to read and ask for this Christmas and some of these I already read. The righteous mind is definetly one to read, just as 1984, it's sort of mind opening, if you realise when it was written and how people can guess the futur surprisingly correct and wrong. Limitless is still one of the best out there, if you haven't read it please it will change the way you think, read, focus, remember,... I started reading again 2 months ago, 30 pages a day, and it may seem a little but it's like 1 book en a week or two, it is really building the knowledge, I always wanted to have

[@mla701]

Brave New World and 1984 are the intro reading for teens. It’s already there.

[@jti107]

this was my first video I’ve seen from your channel and was blown away. looking forward to watch more

[@RealJamieBarclay]

Some great recommendations, but remember, the best way to read is to follow your curiosity. When you follow your curiosity, you'll enjoy reading. When you enjoy reading, you'll read much more and actually remember what you read.

[@NolanGouveia]

Awesome work! I use a lot of these in class. Great financial knowledge here. Very similar to what I teach my students so thank you!

[@NateOBrien]

What's the best book you've ever read?

[@insiderperson18279]

Taming Your Gremlin by Rick Carson. This would be my "quake book" as people call it. An easy read into how to manage your thoughts and subconscious mind through this fun gremlin metaphor. I recommend it to anyone, the first edition I especially recommend to teens/YA.

[@codyscottrose4739]

The last great book I read is a classic movie but a much better book and I highly recommend it for basically anyone : The Neverending Story.

[@beckigarcia6211]

High Performance Habits

[@emmajo3974]

Just set my goal to read more in 2022 and Nate uploaded books recommendation. How great is that! 😊

[@knowingtruthisbliss2717]

Hello Nate. Once again, great content. One thing I feel to highlight here. Not all extroverts are good at conversations. I'm an introvert myself, and I can talk to people at length if I catch their energy well. On the other hand, I have seen many extroverts who are easy to go to places and pick any person and talk about their interest, however they might as well just be mindlessly blabbering. There is need for both and more spectrum of people to learn how to talk.

[@lukevaughan259]

Planning on reading Guns, Germs and Steel this year already, love the videos Nate!!

[@myHealthSciences]

Big fan of Sapiens by Yuval Noah Harari... didn't think I would be interested in a history book but it was phenomenal.

[@nio-sea]

Idk but after watching this video , I'm all excited to have more things learn. Thanks Nate and happy new year!

[@srubeda3574]

so funny every time you get serious saying "THIs is a textbook" . Really Thankful for seeing the content which you upload which has a lot of value. and also thank you for sharing this book. I now have new options to include in my librarie. Happy new Year from the Canary Islands (spain).

[@jenniferhumphries9298]

Mans search for Meaning is such a brilliant book! Really made me grateful for everything I have and helps one find meaning in life!

[@caniceperez8832]

Thanks for the recommendations, Nate. Looking forward to checking into this list! Happy New Year to you!

[@ljrockstar69]

Great video! I'm always up to reading great books, these are a variety of selection and my type of books (I'm an introvert as well). I will definitely getting a few of these books.

[@jessicaphillips6806]

Nate, I recommend The Body Keeps the Score for its timely discussion of the impacts of trauma. Trigger warnings for copious discussion of child and adult physical, sexual and emotional abuse, homicide, etc., as well as the impact of such trauma later in life.

[@jenniferg3251]

I've heard great things about that book! It's on my list. 🙂

[@ardimuhammadh]

4:35 we’re an INTJ needs to digest these kinds of “communication books” coz yea nobody told us how to do small talks and reading others body language, gestures and whatnot. so yeah thanks for your books recommendation Nate! A fellow INTJ from Indonesia that have been following your channel since 2018.

[@ardimuhammadh]

*since 2019

[@ardimuhammadh]

How an Economy Grows and Why it Crashes by Peter Schiff is the one that I really recommended because it explain economic concepts in a succinct language that even a layman like me could understand

[@minetime6881]

I finished How To Win Friends And Influence People and wow that book is amazing. It sounds kind of sad, a book on friends , but it’s also about just general people interactions and (I believe it is part three) Talks about how to win people to your way of thinking which is extremely helpful.

[@rmfyiffa]

Happy New Year! Thanks for sharing... Prayers and blessings :)

[@ConceptNewEra]

Definitely going to add some of these to my list! Appreciate you sharing these come 2022! 💯✔️🔥

[@shanehelper8802]

Great video!! I love the idea of ploughing through a “textbook” to be that much more educated on the subject. Thanks Nathan!

[@jennyneon]

I hate reading, mainly because of school books we had to buy, but Nate O'Brien makes me love reading.

[@NateOBrien]

So many distractions these days

[@molinierscadoganpedroivan8828]

Great vid, usually this type of videos recomend basic books, but your choices were great

[@derekvanwyk9029]

Really great recommendations, thank you so much! Book club would be fantastic!

[@aaronaustrie]

Thanks for the recommendations bro. Much appreciated 🙏🏾

[@beebsblue]

Thank you for recommending and admitting to reading How to talk to anyone. As a big time introvert it really helped me too! I’m currently reading SPIN selling. I’d be interested to know if you’ve read it? If not, I’d recommend it. It discusses the research behind which sales techniques work and why they do, the psychology behind it etc

[@christianpabunan8545]

I've already read 1984 by George Orwell, and it's really good. I'm really happy that it was included in your book recommendations. The other book recommendations sounds interesting, too. I'm looking forward to reading Narrative Economics, Token Economy, and Valuation.

[@tatesteppello1825]

Amazing books! I Definitely will be putting these on my list for the new year. One book that I read in 2021 that I would highly recommended is the $100 startup by Chris Guillebeau.

[@Ruthlessbone]

Nate, we need more book vids. I love reading about life and how books can make your wisdom and integrity grow!!!

[@johannas.l.brushane2518]

The real happy pill by Anders Hansen is also a good read. Hansen, who is an MD, covers how physical activity protects against dementia as well as how kids who are physically active usually have a benefit from that when learning maths and science and also explains some of neuroscience researchfinds in a way that is not only understandable for non-medics but also very motivating.

[@rf5974]

Hi Nate, Just wanted to say I love your videos and always find them helpful! Definitely putting "how to talk to anyone" on my list. Introvert here🙋‍♀️ but I do actually want to develop good friendships and have good interactions with others. In need of some practical tips.

[@NateOBrien]

Great to hear!

[@noahlambert21]

My favorite books this year were Atomic Habits and Limitless! Great for establishing a productive lifestyle!

[@retirementbudgettravel699]

I found ‘Talking to Strangers’, by Malcolm Gladwell, to be an incredibly thought provoking book. Really enjoyed your book list. Looking forward to listening to ‘Guns, Germs & Steel’. Thank you!! 📚 👍🏼

[@PierceJPeterson]

Readers are leaders. Big facts 💪🏻

[@buenolife7361]

Solid list! Token economy is on my list for later this month. Your channel is great man!

[@biswaspoudel1064]

The most impactful book I've read in 2021 was 'Atomic Habits' by James Clear. It is a great book on understanding how we form habits and the massive impacts of some of the very subtle things in our daily routine. Definitely my pick of the year. Also, I am starting 2022 with 'Relentless: From Good to Great to Unstoppable' by Time Grover. I am hoping this is the one that's going to define my year 2022. Cheers! Happy Read 2022!!

[@NateOBrien]

Best selling book of the year

[@biswaspoudel1064]

@@NateOBrien Yes, it was the best-selling book of the year. This book has opened my mind to lots of different things. Have you read it?

[@AshleyNaoWellness]

How to talk to anyone was actually such a good book! Listened to its audiobook on youtube a while back

[@TheVanillebluete]

This was nice..I try to get a lot of book recs on the web and this finally suggested some different books ..where I have not heard all of them for the 10th time..I like that

[@brimed9594]

Great content as usual. Thanks for the recommendations, I will have to read these soon.

[@aichaboutiba9361]

My best books for this year 2021 were Atomic Habits and the Magic of Thinking Big. I will take some of your recommendations for 2022. Thanks a bunch

[@zishanchaudhry313]

Great recommendations! I have read some of them and some are on my list. You might wanna check out a) "Sapiens"(global history) by Harari b) "21 lessons of the 21st century" (on contemporary problems) by Harari c) "The laws of human nature" (human psychology) by Robert Greene.

[@sohamchindarkar2199]

And even Homo Deus by Harari!

[@duckling437]

Sapiens changed my outdated mindset.

[@sohamchindarkar2199]

@@duckling437 I can relate!!

[@davidross9365]

Great recommendations! I'd definitely "Procrastination Elimination Method" by John Isaac to this list :)

[@quickben2090]

One of the best books I read last year was "Empire of Pain". I highly recommend it.

[@pkris2237]

Thanks for the video, I love those books reviews, always find something for me

[@NateOBrien]

What videos should I make next?

[@buldozer_xizmati]

1)About 5 to 10 KZbin channels that you subscribed, "What you learn from them?" and so on. PLEASE! It is soo important. 2) Video especially for univer students.

[@punit5601]

Useful and long term habits, rituals, or routine that improved the quality of your life and happiness

[@MrJeromeAnthony]

Any movies or books you enjoy for leisure. Would be interesting!

[@jedpittman6739]

Thank you nate! Great list, nice video. Next time, please do a 2 second picture of the front of each book so we can read the whole cover and be sure to get the author. Also, adding an amazon affiliate link to the description to make some money might be a good idea too. I’d support that way! Cheers!

[@killerfights8075]

Hi, Could you do a video on investing. for people who are not in the US, I’m from Sri Lanka. I’ve been watching your videos since sometime back, I love them and they are straight to the point.

[@sDuAvTaTjAe]

Just finished 1984 last week And man's search for meaning last month Surely two books i can come back to again and again

[@NateOBrien]

Nice!

[@katherinelisettevalderrama9571]

One of the best videos in order to find information about books, I was looking at what books should I read in 2022. This video is the best because I would like to learn more about investment, you make many options :) thanks a lot! Best greeting from Perú

[@GelleBashir]

Great video Nate!!!

[@miguel111093]

You read my mind. Was thinking about new books to read. And you come out with this video.

[@dowyacht]

Finally, a channel with someone that reads; that doesn’t recommend fluff. A list of books I can read that doesn’t make feel as if I’m wasting my time.

[@davidminton]

Another great list, Nate. Thank you. I agree with many of your previous recommendations such as Quiet, Thinking Fast and Slow, and The Righteous Mind which you mention in this video, though I must admit to also liking One Up On Wall St. Have you read How Democracies Die?

[@kitkatbar37]

I second The Righteous Mind and Man’s Search for Meaning. Those were two of my favorite books I read this year along with How Will You Measure Your Life (Clayton Christensen) and Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can’t Stop Talking (Susan Cain)

[@Agriking]

I will definitely search out several of those since your recommendations are usually pretty good.