The BEST Book Recommendations To GET RICH

These are my top book recommendations to Get Rich!

[KazaroJanova]

it’s kinda crazy how nobody’s talking about Antozent, they are selling 150 self help books for the price of one

[MilionareClub]

Best book that I ever read was "Rich People Know This", what I founded inside was miracle. So facinating facts about riches mindes and how they think is banger. Would reccommend to every person who wants to get rich!

[noaboa]

The last comment is very true especially for getting out of a depressive rut. Lot of people think oh you just need to stay busy wrong that’s just setting yourself up to get burned out. The key is just setting up little goals every day to where you can get the stimuli of accomplished. Gradually make those goals bigger and more meaningful and before you know it the confidence is back. There’s no benefits in ignoring your stress or just covering it up because the moment you relax it will spill out uncontrollably. You want to conquer those emotions so they don’t rule your way of thinking. Negativity is a mental trap and it’s addictive to indulge it that’s why so many people in the west are depressed and have ultimately made their negativity apart of them. Do not find comfort in negativity.

[jamesmorrison]

All I ever got from my parents was discouragement and telling me that I couldn't win. Not once did I ever feel like they had my back.

[LifestyleApparelBrands]

Remember kids you can read hundreds of self help books but they won't do you any good if you don't apply that new found knowledge to your own life and take massive action to obtaining your goals. (I'm speaking from experience)

[Softanddramatic]

I did the same thing when i was 17/18, i worked for a company and manager who loved Tony. We even went to a couple of his seminars. Although i don’t still follow him and gis work, i feel like it really set the tone for my personal growth. I have the tools to set and completw my goals, and i know I’m lucky to have gotten that education so early in my career. I would recommend his books to everyone.

[kloud]

I remember listening to Graham, Bet David and Dan Pena at 5am when I was a broke alcoholic. Now I'm a substance free (except for my $3 coffee😂), successful businessman. Much love to ya Graham!!

[Aubatron]

Another interesting book related to "the winner effect" is Outliers. It essentially explains the circumstances of how ordinary people became extraordinary through thought process and environmental impacts. An example is hockey players. Most of the best hockey players are born within a certain date. This is because those born at the beginning of the cutoff date for their age are older and bigger than the other kids. Because of this they're better, they build confidence into their self identity, couches give them more play time and training, they get more confidence and it keeps spiraling. It spoke about a lot of circumstances like this and how your environment can really impact your outcomes.

[tyquin]

Stop aspiring to be rich. Stop aspiring to be famous. Aspire to be a good human being who is compassionate for others.

[samdelamarter]

Not everything is a win. We learn even more from failure. Would love to hear about some of your biggest losses!

[PascalBachmann]

The winner effect is a psychological phenomenon that suggests that winning can lead to a cascade of positive outcomes, including increased confidence, motivation, and performance.

[clsieczka]

Sometimes the words winning and success are intertwined. A favorite definition of success is “completion “. Wash the dishes, cut the lawn, make a loaf of bread, be a good partner or parent etc. Success is available to most of us, to do your best. . And sometimes you can even be a winner.

[taygodly]

Hustle culture is trash, providing unbelievable value to a community in need is life changing. Focus on that.

[mraidin]

If you want to become rich, you must not make a study of poverty.
Things are not brought into being by thinking about their opposites. Health is never to be attained by studying disease and thinking about disease; righteousness is not to be promoted by studying sin and thinking about sin; and no one ever got rich by studying poverty and thinking about poverty.
Medicine as a science of disease has increased disease; religion as a science of sin has promoted sin, and economics as a study of poverty will fill the world with wretchedness and want.
Do not talk about poverty; do not investigate it, or concern yourself with it. Never mind what its causes are; you have nothing to do with them
What concerns you is the cure.
Do not spend your time in charitable work, or charity movements; all charity ​only tends to perpetuate the wretchedness it aims to eradicate.
I do not say that you should be hard-hearted or unkind, and refuse to hear the cry of need; but you must not try to eradicate poverty in any of the conventional ways. Put poverty behind you, and put all that pertains to it behind you, and “make good.”
Get rich; that is the best way you can help the poor.

[Unorthodoxfamily]

Absolute truth. Did this at 32 and my life went downhill and now I’m climbing up mentally, spiritually, physically and emotionally. Unlearning and reparenting myself changed my life, marriage and parenting. Left toxic spaces and found a new challenging but safe space to grow in and out with. Change your world and watch the world change ❤️

[johnreed]

I get one win and I believe I can get another win. This happens a few times and then I get hit with a loss that eliminates any wins that I had.

[ktbushway]

Graham combines the excitement of white bread with insight of a soulless corporate desk jockey.

[ISEEKSPACE]

This reminds of Erykah Badu saying once, pick something that comes easy to you and just learn to capitalize on that. Study it and master it. I'm 40 years old and never thought of a thing so simple. I mean, that's it. We are all good at something--just gotta figure out what that something is.

[rcuetojr]

The win effect is very apparent in sports, it’s generating the momentum in a game, career, or overcoming a challenge

[SoLo-xmqu]

If you can believe it!. You can achieve it.