What's up guys. It's been a while.
Yesterday was Easter. I spent brunch with my cousins and we got into a conversation about the books we had recently read. That and the fact that I just finished reading Seth Rose's article about reading 52 books in 52 weeks (www.sethroselife.com/52-books-in-52-weeks-challenge-complete/) got me thinking about what books I would like to read this year.
Rather than reading 52 books in a year, I thought I would narrow it down to between 10-12, as this would give me time to dig deep into each book and fully absorb its lessons.
I'm looking for recommendations from each of you on what books I should read. Specifically non-fiction.
So tell me, if each of you had to narrow down your top 5 book recommendations, what would they be?
Sell them to me. I want to hear what books changed your life.
P.S. Here are my book recommendations to you:
Bigger Leaner Stronger by Mike Matthews - An extremely well researched and properly cited book on the real science behind building muscle and losing fat.
The Way of Men by Jack Donovan - This book will help you embrace your masculinity and relate better to other men. Throughout the world there are different cultural ideas about what it mean to "be a man". However there are also universally accepted traits which are regarded as "masculine virtues". Go to any culture in the world at any point in history and these traits would be valued and respected. In The Way of Men, author Jack Donovan dives into the core values of masculinity and discusses the historical, cultural, and biological significance of these virtues.
The Mystery Method by Erik von Markovic - The Mystery Method walks you step by step through social interactions in an unbelievably detailed way. If you want to have sex with hot girls, the techniques and tips offered in this book are pure gold.
The Millionaire Fastlane by MJ DeMarco - I've never read a better book about how to actually get rich.
The Four Hour Work Week - The classic book which kicked off the "passive income" culture. While this book offers a very simplified view of "passive income businesses" it does offer life-changing insights into setting up life on your own terms.
One Simple Idea by Stephen Key - This book is an introduction to product licensing, or how to get companies to pay you for product ideas that you have.
Yesterday was Easter. I spent brunch with my cousins and we got into a conversation about the books we had recently read. That and the fact that I just finished reading Seth Rose's article about reading 52 books in 52 weeks (www.sethroselife.com/52-books-in-52-weeks-challenge-complete/) got me thinking about what books I would like to read this year.
Rather than reading 52 books in a year, I thought I would narrow it down to between 10-12, as this would give me time to dig deep into each book and fully absorb its lessons.
I'm looking for recommendations from each of you on what books I should read. Specifically non-fiction.
So tell me, if each of you had to narrow down your top 5 book recommendations, what would they be?
Sell them to me. I want to hear what books changed your life.
P.S. Here are my book recommendations to you:
Bigger Leaner Stronger by Mike Matthews - An extremely well researched and properly cited book on the real science behind building muscle and losing fat.
The Way of Men by Jack Donovan - This book will help you embrace your masculinity and relate better to other men. Throughout the world there are different cultural ideas about what it mean to "be a man". However there are also universally accepted traits which are regarded as "masculine virtues". Go to any culture in the world at any point in history and these traits would be valued and respected. In The Way of Men, author Jack Donovan dives into the core values of masculinity and discusses the historical, cultural, and biological significance of these virtues.
The Mystery Method by Erik von Markovic - The Mystery Method walks you step by step through social interactions in an unbelievably detailed way. If you want to have sex with hot girls, the techniques and tips offered in this book are pure gold.
The Millionaire Fastlane by MJ DeMarco - I've never read a better book about how to actually get rich.
The Four Hour Work Week - The classic book which kicked off the "passive income" culture. While this book offers a very simplified view of "passive income businesses" it does offer life-changing insights into setting up life on your own terms.
One Simple Idea by Stephen Key - This book is an introduction to product licensing, or how to get companies to pay you for product ideas that you have.