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Recommended Reading
These books are recommended, because they help you to look at life, and finance, from a different perspective. They help you break the bad money habits that you've been taught.
I recommend you get printed copies of these books. Don't just listen to an audio copy.
A printed copy also allows you to use a highlighter on those parts that speak directly to you.
Please read them very slowly. You won't absorb and learn half the info, if you finish in a day or two.
There were times when I re-read the same paragraph, up to ten times, so the message would sink in.
I also recommend reading them in the sequence listed.
The highlight colors are for separation, and are not an indicator of importance or quality.
Who Moved My Cheese by Spencer Johnson
This book is an easy read and tops my list as it gets you to start looking a CHANGE as a Positive and NEEDED thing.
Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert T. Kiyosaki
This book opens your eyes to the different wayGlobal Tails of thinking about money. It does this by comparing the mindset of the rich, to the mindset of the poor. This book should change your life, so be sure to read it slowly and highlight those areas that speak to you.
The CASHFLOW Quadrant by Robert T. Kiyosaki
You MUST read "Rich Dad Poor Dad" ... FIRST ... or you won't understand this book.
This book should get you motivated to break out of your box and start looking for ways to truly get ahead.
Like Rich Dad Poor Dad, this book should change your life, so be sure to read it slowly and highlight those areas that speak to you.
The E Myth by Michael E. Gerber
This book is a MUST for anyone with a business.
It also gets you to look at CHANGING the way, and reasons, you do things.
Money: Master The Game by Tony Robbins
As a Financial Coach, I can't go into Investing.
However, the first 1/4th of this book is great as it goes way in depth ... into how mutual funds work, and even mentions a better option to mutual funds. The rest of the book seems to forget what it talked about in the first 1/4th, (Especially Inflation) and goes on to suggest using the same old investment dogma that the the first 1/4th shot down.
Thou Shall Prosper by Rabbi Daniel Lapin
This is an excellent book to get you thinking about money and business as good, and even Needed, for personal well being.
After Reading
After reading these books, don't forget to occasionally review them.
But more important, never stop educating yourself about money.
Learn how to talk about money with your friends ... WITHOUT ... giving them your actual numbers.
Using percentage is a good way to do this. Ex: I made 10% on my X stock. Instead of I made $1,000 on my X stock. The $1,000 leads others to have an idea of how much you have invested. No one needs to know how much you have invested, or how much you made (or lost). Besides, making $1,000 on $500 of stock is awesome, and making $1,000 on $100,000 of stock isn't so good. So percent actually means more, while keeping the numbers secret.
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