15 Books Bill Gates Thinks Everyone Should Read

15 Books Bill Gates Thinks Everyone Should Read | Sunday Motivation

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Books mentioned in this video:
1. Life is What You Make It by Peter Buffett

2. Where Good Ideas Come From by Steven Johnson

3. Moonwalking with Einstein by Joshua Foer

4. “Tap Dancing to Work” by Carol Loomis

5. “Making the Modern World” by Vaclav Smil

6. “The Sixth Extinction” by Elizabeth Kolbert

7. “The Man Who Fed the World” by Leon Hesser

8. ‘The Rosie Project: A Novel’ by Graeme Simsion

9. “The Great Gatsby,” F. Scott Fitzgerald

10. “Business Adventures: Twelve Classic Tales from the World of Wall Street,” John Brooks

11. “How to Lie With Statistics” by Darrell Huff

12. “Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind,” Yuval Noah Harari

13. ‘Outliers’ by Malcolm Gladwell

14. ‘The Box’ by Marc Levinson

15. "How Not to Be Wrong" by Jordan Ellenberg

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[suvendu]

1. Life is what you make it
2. Where good ideas come from
3.Moonwalking with Einstien
4.Tap dancing to work
5.Making of Modern World
6.The Sixth Extinction
7.The Man who Fed the World
8. The Rosie Project
9. The Great Gatsby
10. Business Adventures
11. How to Lie with statistics
12. Sapiens
13. Outliers
14. The Box
15. How not to be wrong.

16. The Innovators

[alux]

Hello Aluxers, sorry for being late, we went to a bachelor party last night!
Who's your inspiration?

[InvestorCenter]

Reading for self improvement changed my life. When I was in high school I started reading everyday even on my break when I worked at McDonald’s. My family was poor and struggled a lot so I was determined to make something out of my life. Now I’m graduating college and starting my job on Wall Street in August.

[MeetYourArchitect]

I read 25 pages everyday. I have finished 2 books in 3 weeks and on the 3rd now.

People usually think “reading is for non-doers, for people who really do stuff they have no time to read”.
Well, it takes me at most 45 minutes to finish this task and I wake up 45 minutes earlier than I used to.

I don’t think there is anything like a book in this world, no matter big small expensive cheap, every book has something to offer.

I always try to gift books to my friends but it really disappoints me when I find out they were not really expecting one.

No wonder why they suck at all levels.

Go on, give a few minutes everyday, that shit will sum up to great numbers by the end of the year. Of course you won’t retain more than 10-20-30% of a book but gradually your knowledge, perspective and thought process will change, and change for good.

[Fil-tnzv]

I’ve started reading various books lately and I feel like I am learning more than at school

[Maria-onqo]

50 books is definitely achieveable. It's only about 1 book a week. I like to divide the page count by 4 and I'm able to read a book in 4 days. So if your book is 350 pages long, divide that by 4 and you would only need to read about 87 pages a day... I usually tab the pages in advance and read to the end of the chapter so I'm not stopping halfway through a paragraph or something. This system has worked for me really well. Ive read almost 40 books so far.

[AnjolaoluwaAwe]

Perfect timing as usual- just finished re reading rich dad poor dad and I’m looking for something new to read 😊

[lickorich]

I am the only one that had to watch this video in 1.5x speed

[SirButtah]

Love the fact that these books aren't all grow rich type books. A pretty well rounded group of reads. Making the business books selected feel really valuable.

[AlessandroCardano]

The old saying goes, "The rich educate themselves while the poor entertain themselves."

=One Love=

–A

[saphhiregem]

50 books omg I'm speechless I need to up my game

[anmolbishnoi]

15 books a student should read, can we have it next time

[krishnadaskvp]

Two great books i shall recommend for reading
1. My Experiments with truth - MK Gandi
2. Freedom at Midnight - Larrie Collins and Dommique Lapier

[crowofcainhurst]

Average person work 9 hours a day, had to attend colleagues gathering, had to shop for food/groceries, the moment we got home all we want to do is sleep, we can't make time to read. CEOs got their money flowing into their pocket just by sitting down and read as many book as they want. I promise you I'll read hundred books a month once I become a CEO

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1. Life is What You Make It by Peter Buffett
2. Where Good Ideas Come From by Steven Johnson
3. Moonwalking with Einstein by Joshua Foer
4. “Tap Dancing to Work” by Carol Loomis
5. “Making the Modern World” by Vaclav Smil
6. “The Sixth Extinction” by Elizabeth Kolbert
7. “The Man Who Fed the World” by Leon Hesser
8. ‘The Rosie Project: A Novel’ by Graeme Simsion
9. “The Great Gatsby, ” F. Scott Fitzgerald
10. “Business Adventures: Twelve Classic Tales from the World of Wall Street, ” John Brooks
11. “How to Lie With Statistics” by Darrell Huff
12. “Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind, ” Yuval Noah Harari
13. ‘Outliers’ by Malcolm Gladwell
14. ‘The Box’ by Marc Levinson
15. "How Not to Be Wrong" by Jordan Ellenberg
BONUS:The Innovators by Walter Isaacson

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[ThunderStormFighter]

Just a question. Where did you take these book-recommandation by Bill Gates?

[HKsOriginal]

Make a list on Elon Musk's recommendations

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[edwardjsinger]

bill gates should read a book about staying out of a field that he has no clue about, namely medicine.