These 7 Books Will Make You Millions

Heres our top book recommendations for improving wealth and your money mindset

1) Think & Grow Rich

Each chapter addresses one of the author's principles to leading a meaningful and productive life. The author states that by focusing on a passionate desire, having faith in oneself, training the subconscious to believe in success, and developing a detailed plan, anyone can grow rich.

2) Influence

The main message of the book is: People tend to use "shortcuts" in behavior to make decisions, and scammers, advertisers, and salespeople often take advantage of this trait. Because the use of shortcuts is inevitable, we need to be alert to fully understand and protect ourselves against those tricks.

3) Mindset

This book shows the importance of how working smarter and not harder can change your life. This book talks about the Growth Mindsets and how surrounding your self with similar mindsets can have a huge impact on your productivity.

Growth Mindset: A growth mindset means you think you can grow intelligence and talents overtime.

Fixed Mindset: Those who think if their bad at something they’ll always be bad at it.

4) Rich Dad Poor Dad

Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki is a book that came out in 1997 and focuses on the importance of financial literacy from an early age. Throughout the book, the author explains how a person can increase their wealth by investing in assets and by being smart with money.

5) $100M Offers

$100M Offers by Alex Hormozi is a business book that provides strategies for entrepreneurs and business owners to generate more revenue and increase profits by creating compelling offers that serve and add value to their clients.

6) Principles

The book explores truth-seeking, decision-making, and the implementation of systems to achieve success. Afterward, Ray goes over the management principles he used to build his multibillion-dollar hedge fund, Bridgewater.

7) The One Thing

The ONE Thing by Gary Keller and Jay Papasan is a self-help book that focuses on the importance of focusing on one goal at a time. The book focuses on a few essential concepts, such as prioritization, creating goals, and the effectiveness of single-tasking over multitasking, among other things.