Books That Will Teach You How to Think Like a Millionaire

These books won’t put you to sleep as they help you reach the next financial level. 😄

Reading is a crucial mental exercise that should not be neglected. Reading is the quickest way to increase your intelligence.

After entering high school, I read hardly anything save comic books until early in my freshman year. You need to zero down on a single area of study if you want to change your mentality in any meaningful way. It doesn’t whatever the length of a book is, I always make it a point to read at least one chapter every day.

To become more sensitive and self-controlled, reading books helps us grow emotionally. In the past year, I’ve gotten back into reading after a long hiatus.

A 500-page book on personal finance might be a tough sell since, let’s face it, financial topics tend to be dull. However, those who are serious about getting ahead in life and learning as much as they can about the world make time to read on their own.

Readers interested in expanding their knowledge of entrepreneurship, business creation, personal growth, and fiscal savvy should read on.

It’s largely just me saying this, but I have a lot of people who will back me up if I say that these books are the best. Not to waste any more time,

All right, let’s start from the beginning.

Wildpreneurs

Let’s say you’re an aspiring entrepreneur who wants to brush up on the fundamentals. If you’re looking for a great first business book, I highly recommend Wildpreneurs by Tamari Jacobi. How you can make money off your ideas is the focus here.

It was the very first book that I read after taking up my passion again. Entrepreneurs who lack the confidence to take the plunge will find this book to be an indispensable starting point. Reading this book bolstered my resolve to put my unique talents to good use.

How To Win Friends and Influence People

One can’t tell a book by its cover.

The best book on personal development is Dale Carnegie’s How to Win Friends and Influence People. As an introvert who occasionally has anxiety, I found that following the guidance in this book helped me become more outgoing.

When you’ve finished reading this book, you’ll know how to use your inner strength to influence others and build relationships with those who can do the same for you.

4 Hour Workweek

The vast majority of you have probably read this book before. If you want to quit your 9-to-5 and start living life on your own terms, The 4-Hour Workweek by Tim Ferris is your book.

This book is about the specific habits you may adopt in your daily life to help you achieve your goal of financial independence and independence from the traditional labor force. Better living conditions can be attained by reducing the time spent on a small fraction of your total output.

I was astonished by the wealth of useful information contained in this book; it will inspire you to take action and make meaningful improvements to your life so that you may achieve the priceless goal of monetary independence.

Think and Grow Rich

This book has been scientifically shown to have a positive effect on the human brain, which is why I enjoy it so much. Because of the way it works on your unconscious mind, you end yourself living up to its claims.

Because it trains your mind to think like a billionaire, Napoleon Hill’s Think and Grow Rich can also be considered a self-help or self-development book.

Rich Dad Poor Dad

Even if you only read one of these books, Rich Dad Poor Dad is the one you should read since it has the most actionable advice for your future.

My understanding of how to best manage my finances for long-term security was much enhanced after reading this book. If you’re a parent who wants to give your child a head start in the area of financial literacy, Rich Dad Poor Dad is the book for you.

If I really appreciate a book, I’ll look up the author and see what I can learn about the book from them. It was written by Robert Kiyosaki, an entrepreneur, investor, and financial information activist, so you know he knows what he’s speaking about when it comes to finance.

Robert shows us the route to financial freedom and provides us with sensible suggestions along the way. When it comes to books, this one is the gold standard for business leaders.

Conclusion

Just so we’re clear, these are all recommendations of books I’ve read and enjoyed, and I think everyone should make time in your schedule to read all five of them.

For the longest time, the idea that someone might gain knowledge and improve themselves by reading books seemed like a load of hogwash to me. When I look back on the time I spent learning and reading books on self-improvement and business, I can say that I did get some useful insights.