The Richest Man in Babylon by Samuel Clason: [/b]This book contains the financial skills that made Babylon the richest ancient city, despite being located in a barren desert. If you want to know the timeless rules of wealth, it’s a must-read.

[b]Plutarch's Lives Vol I & II by Plutarch: It has biographies of twenty-eight great men of Ancient Greece and Rome. It brings you into the lives of Alexander the Great, Julis Cesar and what made them great.

Flow by Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi: [/b]Flow is a state of enhanced performance and focus. Due to flow, Michael Angelo or Newton would forget to sleep or eat while working. It’s a guide on how you can activate the flow state yourself and tap into your potential.

[b]Meditations by Marcus Aurelius: It’s personal notes of a philosopher-king of Rome. It’s his way of stoic living in his own words. Even after his death, his work was continued to be praised by the noblemen of Ancient Rome.

The Power of Now by Eckhart Tolle: We have a negative chatter in our head that tells us what we can’t do. This book explores how this voice is created and how to break free from it. If you understand what it says, it’s like taking a breath to realize you lived your life in suffocation.

How to Stop Worrying and Start Living by Dale Carnegie: We have become cortisol producing machines. 77% of people experience stress that leads to health problems in America alone. This book teaches you how to deal with inevitables worries with stories of real people.

On The Shortness of Life by Seneca: It’s a book about preserving your time, written by a stoic philosopher who was wrongfully accused and was forced to take his own life. He asks “If a freeloader friend asked you for money every day, would you give it?” — “No, then why not do the same with your time.

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AllatRa by Anastasia Noyvnk

The alchemist by Paulo coelo

PS. Someone should please suggest an online book club for me.
Or we can open one now and share PDF files.

every and anything by Dan Kennedy the millionaire maker.

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Nice thread

Books on how to meet people.
How to make friends and influence people Dale Carnegie
How to talk to anyone Leil Lowndes

Books on building your mind.
James Allen Collections
Napoleon Hill Collections.

Sacred books on wisdom and understanding life.
Proverbs(God's perspective of life), Ecclesiastes (Man's perspective of life) and Songs of Solomon (God and man's perspective of love and romance) all by King Solomon.

Motivational books if you like them too.

Books are really good, they provoke your thinking which eventually results in a pleasurable life.

Happy holidays

1. Think and Grow Rich

2. Rich Dad Poor Dad

3. The Power of the Subconscious Mind

The millionaire fast lane by Dermaco.

Did Buhari read All this books?

God keep Nairaland, the intellectuals infested Forum.

Good.

I need the books that Dangote, Otedola, Adebutu & others read

I'm not even interested in what Wole Soyinka read

Slynation:

I'm also interested in that book Incase you find one....

No qualms!
Until we have them, let's double our skills & hustles

Abeg make una drop books oo

Suffer don too much for me

Make I read get inspiration

Man must hustle

Abeg motivational speakers of you started a boutique with one slippers keep off

Do young people even read these days?

Their brains are buried in between phones and laptops and the junction in women's legs.

kay29000:
1. Think and Grow Rich

2. Rich Dad Poor Dad

3. The Power of the Subconscious Mind

Lovely books..

Damnnn niggarrrr
Isoright

Nah eh! No qualms
This is so sophisticated

When you take mushin weed you need not to read much, but son if you gonna read
Read
Fifty shades of grey
Think and grow Rich
48 laws of power

And don't read anything from sheckspare the promote SIMPS

Read and Study the 48 laws of power by Robert Greene. It's a recipe for survival in both secular and religious worlds.

People still dey read? Lazy generation

white3663:
The alchemist by Paulo coelo

PS. Someone should please suggest an online book club for me.
Or we can open one now and share PDF files.

send me a PM.

I belong to one on whatsapp.

The Defining Decade by Meg Jay should be in that list.

Stop reading people's histories and fantasies and face real life.....you can never get life's true lessons through a book or novel you'd only get nuggets of examples.

Seasons greetings y'all