Best Business Book Recommendations

[gkljgwy]

1. Richest man in Babylon 2. Pound the stone 3. Rich dad poor dad 4. Subtle art of not giving a fuck 5. Think and grow rich 6. Traction

[donm]

Everyone needs to lay off rich dad poor dad, now everyone is a real estate guru

[johnklampe]

The Alchemy of Air is pretty good. It takes the reader through the history of fertilizer production and utilization, particularly Nitrogen. If you’re an agricultural nerd it’s worth the read.

[JohnathanAnD]

Y’all ever read “ The Stupid art of Not reading a Fuck” super impactful

[tomchrisfield]

As a dairy farm kid, I learned the most about that aspect of farming was from reading Hoard's Dairyman, and Successful Farming .

[kevinbarr]

Mans search for Meaning, by Victor Frankle a must read for everybody!

[JohnTurner]

"How To Win Friends and Influence People", Dale Carnegie, especially if you own or intend to start a business.

[texasaggie]

If you really want to learn read Dr Deming’s Out of the Crisis and Dr Wheeler’s Understanding Statistical Process Control.

[michaelmaher]

Bro yung buck just named all the BS books out there

[farmyardfab]

"Gulag Archipelago", "Brothers Karamazov", "Death of Ivan Ilyich", and "Anatomy of the State"

[savagecrawlersllc]

I listen to the riches man of Babylon everyday at work it's 4 hours long so it's kinda perfect for a motivation threw the first half of work shift. I find it motivating anyway. Great list as well. I've read or heard most and applying the info is just important as reading itself.

[DontAtMek]

Rich dad poor dad may have good information but make no mistake, the author made his money from the book.

[Weeklong_Seagull]

The Rich Dad poor Dad guy was actually outed as a fraud there was no Rich Dad. And it turns out he's like multi-millions in debt

[eastendmafia]

The ego enlightenment stage of reading self help is fleeting

[stolenflowers]

Did you eat the crayons after you were finished taking notes in these books or did you save them for later?

[davehughesfarm]

(Reaching the 4th dimension while fear and loathing in Reno) is a good one ..

[burnsloads]

Most of the people that read those books were poorer for buying them.

[MarcusRiedner]

Plato. Sun Tzu. Miyamoto. Aristotle. Diogenes. Epicurus. Smith. Marx.

[pepperjacktv]

Rich dad poor dad was proven to be made up btw

[MrHowardMoon]

How many of these are actually good books and how many are product placements?