3 Life Changing Books To Read In 2024

3 Life Changing Books You To Read In 2024

I've read over 200 books in the past 17 years and I've gained valuable insights into success, business, spirituality, science and more. In this video, I will give you my favorite takeaways from each book, including the steps to achieve any goal from the classic "Think and Grow Rich". Watch this video and start your journey to self-improvement today!

0:00 What Books Should I Read?
0:32 Think and Grow Rich
3:13 The One Thing
5:27 Talent Is Overrated

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[Imthegoats]

Nixorus - where secret books await (you can thank me later).

[akhrorsobirov]

For me,
1. "Seven Habits of Successful People "
2. Alchemist
3. Atomic Habits

[jinendrajain]

Rob Dial, your way of explaining the main essence of the books is amazing.
Quite impressive.

[kamowtey]

Atomic Habits should be here 100%. We are creatures of habit and if we want to change our lives we have to set our habits straight. You also mentioned habit stacking which was tackled there as well.

[rajnikantsinha]

For extraordinary success, Keller's book ONE THING is unsurpassable.

I have followed its advice of 4 hr time block each day. After 10 yr, I am an author of 5 books from Springer. Thanks to Gary.

[worldwideentertainment]

That was the best detail explanation I've never ever heard of before. Thanks so much, Rob. I love all your videos.

[leonradman]

Rob, thank you for this kind of video, good books, I would add the book Astro Money Alchemy, the book is full of magical secrets of attracting money, all praise and once again congratulations for the video

[tessemontana]

Thanks for the great recommendation you give us here, I'm so pleased with it❤

[briankonson]

Thank you for heads up. I found 'The Art of Manipulation' eye-opening.

[moneyhew]

Just added level up to a library collection I work at. Can't wait to read it!

[myominhtike]

man you are changing my life
By the way think and growth rich is one of my favourite book

[uedvzpx]

Thank you for your video, I wanted to tell you that I really like the book "Genius Mode", but recently a similar book came out about modern people, called "Celebrity 24 Hours: Schedules of the day that are changing the world", it helped me a lot in my work. I'll look for the link right now.

[noahgunter]

Taking the first step is the hardest, but 7 house later living off passive income since June 6, 2016. You’ve got to start taking steps to achieve your goal.

[MakerTom]

The War of Art, by Stephen Pressfield. Very inspirational for creative pursuits. Helps with overcoming procrastination (Resistance)

[kayr]

The Richest Man in Babylon is so simple yet so profound.

[roelinamackintosh]

I know someone that has gone from very poor to wealthy, without reading any book, but this person had a lot of common sense.

[asknadaraja]

Thank you for your motivation brother keep moving forward. . . . One thing I learned in my life if you want to achieve your goals to make your dream come true. ..use what you have don't tell any bullshit excuses things ..example : if you don't have money to go to Gym...you can do 100 to 200 push ups in your home until you find your way to earn money. ...so don't do that bro and if you want to be successful in your life you should find your passion and you should willing to change your thoughts in to positive side to make your dream come true. ....you can say how but you should find your way don't make any excuses once you start to thing positively for 21 days after you will be attract positive people and positive things in your life so give up on your bad habits to gets good things in life only if you want ....as rob Brother said this is my experience bless you rob brother and

[Liberty-rnwy]

Man's Search for Meaning. Amazing, powerful book. Read it. It's a short read. By Dr. Viktor Frankl, a concentration camp survivor. He founded Logotherapy, which is finding meaning in life as a remedy for things like depression. That book is about his experiences as survivor of the Nazi camps. One thing I learned is that some of the camp guards were humane. Of course, most were not. He also had the line that sticks in my mind 20 years later: "Meaning comes from your interface with the world." Ever notice how an older person suffering from depression suddenly comes to life when there is a task - they have to pick a kid up, or they volunteer as a door greeter at Walmart, or even taking care of a pet or plant. Meaning is not found with you in meditation, self-absorbed or "following your bliss." It could be that, but he's saying that your meaning in life comes from other people, society, your interactions with them. And also, no matter what you face, you can decide in that moment how it affects you, so it;s also a deeply Stoic book.

[latishaoakes]

Thank you for this video! I am adding these to my TBR list. The book that changed my life this year was I AM by Howard Falco

[MilindBorkar_MENTOR]

Thank you so much for your valuable lessons from all three books.