The 13 Money Books That Changed My Life

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The 13 Money Books That Changed My Life:
0:00 - Find a GENIUS to Learn From!
1:55 - RICH Dad, POOR Dad
5:30 - DEBT vs CASH
7:00 - Real Estate is REAL Cash Flow
8:25 - The CREATURE from JEKYLL ISLAND
9:28 - Learn the SECRETS of Successful People
16:12 - The FIRST Rule of Money

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[ronsejour]

Jaspreet ( hope I spelled that right), I want you to know, while you talk about books that changed you, I want you to know that you changed me. When you said what rich people do when they get money, and what poor people do when they get money, you made me take a long hard look in the mirror. Today, after only one month of hearing that, I have investments that made me $700 in one month alone. I caught the bug and you gave it to me. I am going around the house looking for crap that I bought from Amazon. If it’s within 90 days I return them if not I relist and sell them. You woke me in so many ways and it’s illuminating. We all know what your saying is true. We all heard it before. For the first time in my life I am finally listening. PS sold my Mercedes’, I cancelled my order for my electric motorcycle! I am committed to this change.

[tonyl]

Richest Man in Babylon is arguably the best book for beginners to personal finance. Can't recommend it enough.

[CreativeCashflow]

When you stop learning, you get left behind. Never stop educating yourself.

[upMETHOD]

Great list... The Millionaire Next Door and The Richest Man in Babylon are great ones too.

[newhappytravels]

More recommendations on investing and stock market books

[fearthehoneybadger]

Book #14- "Avocados for fun and profit"".

[financeclubyt]

Reading is important to sharp you mindset and to learn new things. It's like an inside look into the mind of great people. Good video :)

[watcbd]

Any problem I've ever had in life I've always been able to find a book with a solution that helped me.

[ljthirtyfiver]

I requested for this video like a month ago in the comments. I felt like I’ve been heard ! Thanks bunty

[therealeverythingcannabis]

Millionaire next door is a great great book. The first one I read that made me think about my wealth. Gives a real account of real millionaire of America.

[tylercruit]

I have read Rich Dad Poor Dad and been through Financial Peace University. I enjoyed both. Out of college I quickly became debt free. Bought a house and some land and quickly payed off both. Last year I bought an expensive tractor because I wanted it and saw it as a hedge against inflation. Also I love silver and think it is undervalued. I am not rich but could survive many months without income. I have coworkers trying to catch the next crypto craze, not sure if I want any part of it. I have many skills and never worry about finding employment. Electrician, maintenance technician, welder etc. Very interesting content.

[AlannaFoxx]

Great book recommendations! I really enjoy reading so therapeutic!

[FinancialShinanigan]

You never forget your 1st, mine was Millionaire Teacher

[terryvictor]

Love your point.... LOOK AT BOTH SIDES!!!

[Black_Jesus]

Thanks for the recommendations. Also appreciate you talking about how you shouldn’t be one sided and look at both sides of the coin.

[TheHoojo]

I liked The Richest Man in Babylon better than Rich Dad Poor Dad.

[chimbuzi]

you know you are Minority mindset fan when Jaspreed sounds like he is repeating himself

[bertdockery]

Highly recommend “Am I being too subtle” by Sam Zell.

[bassxtcy]

Best part of the video is the quote about the more you invest, the less days you work. The more you take on debt, the more days you have to work.

Good job Jaspreet!

[tyraqueen]

Save some $$$ and don't buy any of these books; rent them from your local library instead!