3 Books Millionaires Read That Poor People Don't

Ever wonder what secret blueprints millionaires use to shape their mindset? In this video, I break down three life-changing biographies that rich people swear by—but most folks never pick up.

00:00 Intro
02:18 Book #1: Zeckendorf
06:29 Book #2: Open
09:47 Book #3: The Years of Lyndon Johnson

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[zsollt]

Extremely useful video, thanks. I stopped reading business books for exactly the same reason you mentioned. I will reread the biography, that inspired me to start my entrepreneurial journey. Thanks again!

[jessestraube]

Hey, Anthony! Another book review! Awesome! And this time you picked biographies and autobiographies. They all look interesting, especially, the William Zeckendorf one! You mentioned he was a real estate mogul who gained it all but then lost it all! How sad! I hope he was able to regain it all or at least recover from that experience. And this is why I'm going to read the book! Thanks again for sharing all these three books!

[pablovidal]

I didn't know you were into Private Equity Real Estate. I do the same in Spain. I really appreciate your advice.

[timothysullysullivan]

I resisted AGASSI for decades and finally read it last year- loved it. Astounding book on several levels. I was shocked to find out he literally always hated tennis with a passion. Branson's first one is great too.