Read that one. Pretty good too, it’s been a few years and maybe I should read

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Jun 20, 2022
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Read that one. Pretty good too, it’s been a few years and maybe I should read

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What’s the best book you’ve ever read that’s motivational or business related?

Chefcurry

6/20/22 10:59am

Atomic Habits by James Clear.

allaboutthegainz

6/20/22 11:00am

Read that one. Pretty good too, it’s been a few years and maybe I should read

Chefcurry

6/20/22 11:04am

I’ve read it a few times. I always seem to find something new I can immediately

allaboutthegainz

6/20/22 11:09am

Interesting thing about this book

dryflyelk

6/20/22 11:38am

Leadership and Self Deception by the Arbinger Institute

cougfanblue

6/20/22 11:01am

Also read but way back in college. Can’t remember much about it

Chefcurry

6/20/22 11:04am

Red Rising

OPINIONS

6/20/22 11:03am

What’s this one about? Never heard of it and whose it by?

Chefcurry

6/20/22 11:04am

Rags to riches story about a kid from a mining family who makes it big and excels with his outside the box thinking.

OPINIONS

6/20/22 11:12am

Wouldn't you be better off reading technical books than reading motivational books? Isn't becoming an expert in your

HarlemCoug

6/20/22 11:04am

Sure…it doesn’t matter as long as it’s anything business/motivational related

Chefcurry

6/20/22 11:05am

Do you really think motivational books are all about making a million dollars?

TheHop

6/20/22 11:07am

For the author and publisher they are.

Sea Chicken

6/20/22 11:09am

How to win Friends and influence People by Dale Carnegie holds up.

Iman23

6/20/22 11:10am

"Winning Every Day" by Lou Holtz.

Pick-Six Coug

6/20/22 11:10am

Anything Adam Grant does is good. I am reading Think Again RN

Iman23

6/20/22 11:11am

Extreme Ownership by Jocko Willink.

allaboutthegainz

6/20/22 11:13am

Range: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World

Odysseus

6/20/22 11:17am

That's a sweet benefit. Who is your employer? Here are some of my favorites:

CougaRR4L

6/20/22 11:18am

The Prince

6/20/22 11:18am

From 0 to 1 by Thiel. Accidental Superpower by Zeihan and the Prize by Yergin.

JollyGreenGiant

6/20/22 11:24am

I like “Becoming Your Best” by Shallenberger

6/20/22 11:26am

The Millionaire Mind and The Millionaire Next Door

6/20/22 11:28am

How Will You Measure Your Life - Clayton Christensen

ChiCityCoug

6/20/22 11:34am

Crucial conversations

CopperLix

6/20/22 11:35am

You've probably already read The Art of the Deal. That book is yuge. It's like

Coach's Dad

6/20/22 11:43am

The Book of Mormon: Another Testament of Jesus Christ

6/20/22 11:49am

The 4 Disciplines of Execution

Oregano

6/20/22 12:07pm

Here's my list:

d-coug

6/20/22 12:21pm

Mastery by Robert Greene

AllHailTheOverlord

6/20/22 12:35pm

12 Rules for Life: An Antidote to Chaos - Jordan B. Peterson

Spiff

6/20/22 12:47pm

Somehow I Manage by Michael Gary Scott

kolob32

6/20/22 12:52pm

Clayton Christensen, Patrick Lencione, Jim Collins all have great books

homegrown

6/20/22 3:18pm

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