Post: #51

(11-18-2012 10:06 AM)spanish_courage Wrote:  the 4 hour work week

Apart from the feel good attitude and the kick that this books gives you when you are reading it did it actually helped you to make some real changes in your life?
If you read it quite a while ago, do you still have a high consideration for this book?

Just wondering because I thought that it was so cool for the first days, then I realized that the book had some big flaws in it.

Post: #52

For all the business-minded people here:

The Back of the Napkin
Unfolding the Napkin

Both by Dan Roam. Excellent reads.

Post: #53

can anyone recomend one for time management and organization

Post: #54

Nassim Nicholas Taleb - Black Swan; Antifragile.

Absolutely fascinating reads

Post: #55

The only book you will ever need, and the bible of nature's law: Might Is Right by Ragnar Redbeard.

Post: #56

Influence by Cialdini (can't believe nobody has mentioned this yet).

The Intelligent Investor by Benjamin Graham.

Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill.

Post: #57

THE SEVEN LAWS OF MONEY by Michael Phillips.

Post: #58

Have to say Mystery Method has some really good content. At the moment I am reading a few books, The Art of Mackin, MM, Speed Seduction Mastery.

Post: #59

Walden - Thoreau

Post: #60

Just finished The 50th Law, definitely one of those books you have to read more than once.

Post: #61

(10-22-2012 11:50 PM)TheMan Wrote:  48 laws
Day Bang
Games People Play
What everybody is saying

Games People Play: The Psychology of Human Relationships by Eric Berne

I read years ago but it opened my eyes at the time to what would eventually be red pill thinking and figuring out other people's mind games. A must read.

Also, a sort of follow-up:

Scripts People Live by Claude Steiner

Post: #62

Didn't see it mentioned but I enjoyed the "Monk who sold his Ferrari"

Post: #63

Do you guys know any good websites to get ebooks? I have a list of books that I would prefer to obviously download for free... but can't seem to find them online. Then again I only did a quick google search for them.

Post: #64

(01-17-2013 08:20 PM)1bliss Wrote:  Do you guys know any good websites to get ebooks? I have a list of books that I would prefer to obviously download for free... but can't seem to find them online. Then again I only did a quick google search for them.

I mostly just google "<book name> mobi epub", a successful method around 80% of the time. You can also find loads of ebooks with Bittorrent but they're mostly not the type of books I read.

Post: #65

(01-17-2013 06:36 PM)BiggNastee Wrote:  Didn't see it mentioned but I enjoyed the "Monk who sold his Ferrari"

2nd that, despite doing lots of commercial shit, Robin Sharma is a solid life coach

Post: #66

(10-12-2012 11:15 PM)AlbertoDelMuerto Wrote:  Professional Bachelor - Brett Tate

I also read part of this book many years ago, before finding roosh.

He has terms like "cost per fuck" which is the same as roosh's CPN. He also talks about having a "bullshit vacation story" to tell women for why you're in the country.

At the end of the professional bachelor are datasheets on Rio, Bangkok, Costa Rica, etc. The main difference is he's into mongering.

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(11-17-2011 09:37 PM)pitt Wrote:  Awaken the giant within by Anthony Robbins. I finished reading this book 2 weeks ago,this book was life changing..Anthony is well beyond his years.

You mean, he was ahead of his time or is far beyond his prime ?

Post: #68

(11-17-2011 09:37 PM)pitt Wrote:  Awaken the giant within by Anthony Robbins. I finished reading this book 2 weeks ago,this book was life changing..Anthony is well beyond his years.

I picked up the audiobook for free from one of his former trainers. It's a good listen. I try to go through this and the "7 Habits" audiobook at least once a year.

Post: #69

48 Laws of Power, Influence by Robert Cialdini, and Flow by Mihaly Cziksentmihalyi

Post: #70

Sun Tzu Ping Fa

Book of Five Rings by Musashi

Meditations by Marcus Aurelius

Stay away from Hagakure by Yamamoto, he's Beta.

Post: #71

(09-22-2013 03:20 PM)JimNortonFan Wrote:  Meditations by Marcus Aurelius

My 2 cents on this work:

a) it is incredible, every man should read
b) The translation in the Penguin version is waaaaaay better than the Project Gutenberg version (though I can't find torrent of penguin just hard copy) Though I guess if you read Latin no problem.