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does anyone have any recommendations for good books on this topic? Like if you could recommend 1 book what would it be?

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Personally have yet to read it, but when I worked at a bookstore, the big seller was:

Rich Dad, Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki

That book was always in the Top 10 for financial stuff— even loooong after it was first published.

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thanks for the recommendation tuna! im gonna look up a summary. ive heard of it before.. will check it out.

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@Schztuna have you read that atomic habits book?

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I haven’t yet @POET, will check out the links you posted though— looks good! :+1:

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thanks for the recomendation fr! it was a great book. i just watched the summary but learned a lot! made me realized i need to stop focusing on working for other people :thinking:

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If you have any questions @POET you can always DM me. I’m good with personal finance.

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I’ve read Atomic Habits. Worth taking a look at.

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Thanks I appreciate it. I watched a book summary video on that book yesterday. Learned a lot. If you have any other recommendations I’d appreciate it. Thanks!

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Rich dad poor dad is good.

You should also check out

Think and grow rich by napoleon hill.

The four hour work week.

the art of not giving a â– â– â– â–  book.

Google the law of attraction .

Awaken the giant within by Tony robins

Green lights by MM

Those are my favorites that can help u achieve greatness :fire:.

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thanks for the recommendations

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The Intelligent investor by Benjamin Graham. The author was Warren Buffet’s teacher at Columbia University.

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I second “Intelligent Investor”. I had it, but never read it lol. I think it’s about value investing.

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thanks dude i might watch a summary video of it today :slight_smile:

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I’ve found reddit to be a great place to learn about personal finance

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I have atomic habits read first 20 pages or something. I don’t think it’s useful just read first part get an idea and rest book is the same

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It’s useful if you apply the knowledge imparted by its author.

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