52 Books In 52 Weeks: Week One Underway Come Join Us! [Start With Old Man And The Sea]
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lostsamuraisotaku2 wrote: »
yep -
I won't come close to 52 in 52 but I just finished "Think and Grow Rich" by Napolean Hill and "Born to Use Mics" by Michael Eric Dyson and Sohail Daulatzai. About to start "How to Win Friends and Influence People" by Dale Carnegie and "City Kid" by Nelson George.
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Reading The Rules of Work. I love these self-develop money type of books. It's in the same field as Art of War.
I gave 48 Laws of Power to a friend and he said it's a guide for psychopaths... Lol.
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illcandidate wrote: »I won't come close to 52 in 52 but I just finished "Think and Grow Rich" by Napolean Hill and "Born to Use Mics" by Michael Eric Dyson and Sohail Daulatzai. About to start "How to Win Friends and Influence People" by Dale Carnegie and "City Kid" by Nelson George.
That Dale Carnegie book is on my list. He was a nice man, always came to my school when I was younger and man could he talk. -
Some way behind due to some unforeseen job issues. Will gun for about 20 for the year. Even that is much better than what I used to do.
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Do you guys take notes or put stickies in books as you read them?
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jetlifebih wrote: »Do you guys take notes or put stickies in books as you read them?
If I own em yea. Especially for nonfiction books. -
Fell off after reading the old man and the sea. I'm going to start on the alchemist next.
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Ive read 4 books this year
1.Think & Grow Rich
2.Rich Dad, Poor Dad
3.The Millionaire Next Door
4. 10 Pillars of Wealth -
So reading what's hot in these streets?
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Trillaaaaaa wrote: »So reading what's hot in these streets?
You kno what they say, if you wanna hide sumthin from black folks... -
Trillaaaaaa wrote: »So reading what's hot in these streets?
Business wise
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Recommended to me
by my canadian brother @Sion
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Trillaaaaaa wrote: »So reading what's hot in these streets?
You kno what they say, if you wanna hide sumthin from black folks...
That will change
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Reading The Rules of Work. I love these self-develop money type of books. It's in the same field as Art of War.
I gave 48 Laws of Power to a friend and he said it's a guide for psychopaths... Lol.
So essentially your friend should consider all people in positions of power "psychopaths" as well
Cause one way or another, they have all used some laws of power over the course of their career
Because you're friend lets his pre-judgment or morals cloud his thoughts, he can't comprehend the real meaning of the book
and as a result won't connect or gain anything from it, cause he's thinking small
I think I could possibly consider Robert "Dat ? " Greene one of my favorite authors
I've read and have all his books
1.48 Laws
2. Art of Seduction
3. 33 Strategies
4. Mastery
5. 50th Law
48 Laws is the best and Art of Seduction is hilarious as far as the stories of the most famous seducers ever
33 Strategies is very interesting
Mastery is the sum of them all and the 50th Law focuses on the element of fear and how to become fearless
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check this book out if you want truth!! http://www.lulu.com/shop/rabbi-lewis/where-do-white-people-come-from-history-unraveled-pt1/ebook/product-23052216.html
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Anyone read this yet ?
I'm bout to check it out -
Just finished this...although a cookbook, a lot of good stories from Sylvia from Harlem s Sylvia s restaurant
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jus got this today, let's see what it's talkin bout
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this jus came in the mail today, should be pretty good
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Been trying to read this for 6 yrs now. Finally got myself a copy.
If you're a fan of history and noirish crime fiction it's a definite must. So are it's predecessors the L.A. Quartet (The Black Dahlia, The Big Nowhere, L.A. Confidential & White Jazz) and the first 2 books of the Underworld U.S.A. saga (American Tabloid, The Cold Six Thousand) which this novel is the final chapter of.