5 Books Everyone Should Read:
By: Simra Ahmed
Tags: Entrepreneurship, Book Recommendations, Books, Books And Authors, Book Review

The best books are defined as best for a reason, these books are written by great minds of all time. These books are filled with experiences, themes, perspectives,

and truth.

Here Are 5 Books That Everone Should Read:

I have considered 5 books that everyone should read.

1. 12 Rules For Life: An Antidote To Chaos. by, Dr. Jordan Peterson.

2. Brain Rules. by, Dr. John J. Medina.

3. How To Reinvent Yourself. by, James Altucher.

4. The Subtle Art Of Not Giving A f*uck. by, Mack Manson.

5. Rich Dad Poor Dad. by, Robert Kiyosaki and Sharon Lecter.

This book is written by Canadian clinical psychologist Jordan Peterson and was published in 2018. This book is all about life advice about the 12 rules that will help you spend a great and happy life. This book topped the best sellers list in Canada, The United States, and The United Kingdom. Over 3 million copies were sold all over the world. The book is divided into 12 chapters each with a title of one of the 12 rules, those rules are as follow: 1. Stand up straight with shoulders back.

2. Treat yourself as you are someone you are responsible for helping.

3. Make friends with people who want the best for you.

4. Compare yourself with who you were yesterday, not who you are today.

5. Do not let your children do anything that makes you dislike them.

6. Set your house in perfect order before you criticize the world.

7. Pursue what is meaningful (not what is expedient).

8. Tell the truth- or, at least don’t lie.

9. Assume that the person you are listening to might know something you don’t.

10. Be precise in your speech.

11. Do not bother children when they are skate-boarding.

12. Pet a cat when you encounter one on the street.

The book Brain Rules: 12 principles for surviving and thriving at work, home, and school. Dr. John J. Medina, the author of this book has explained how the brain works in 12 different ways and how can we work accordingly. The book helps normal human beings to understand the brain working properly.

The book contains 301 pages. The 12 ways in which the brain works are: 1. Exercise. Exercise boosts brain power.

2. Survival. The human brain evolved, too.

3. Wirin. Every brain is wired differently.

4. Attention. We don’t pay attention to boring things.

5. Short term memory. Repeat to remember.

6. Long term memory. Remember to repeat.

7. Sleep. Sleep well, think well.

8. Stress. Stressed brains don’t learn the same way.

9. Sensory integration. Stimulate more of the senses.

10. Vision. Vision trumps all other senses.

11. Gender. Male and female brains are different.

12. Exploration. We are powerful and natural explorers.

This book is about how to adjust yourself in a world that requires a change in oneself constantly, a change that will help you to learn a lesson from your past

mistakes and what to do instead of repeating those awful things which makes us feel the guilt of being not good enough. Here are some key lessons from Reinvent Yourself:

1. Think back to your childhood to find something you enjoy, then do it daily.

2. Use your pain productively by channeling it into your passion.

3. Make decisions based on how much you’ll grow, not what you feel.

This book is all about living your life to the fullest and not giving a f*uck about others opinion, being comfortable with yourself and not caring about what others

might think of you being different. You know that being different is the only thing that makes you unique. The author tells you to create your own joy instead of giving attention to brainless society. The book has 9 chapters with the following titles: 1. Don’t try.

2. Happiness is a problem.

3. You are not special.

4. The value of suffering.

5. You are always choosing.

6. You are wrong about everything (but so am I).

7. Failure is the way forward.

8. The importance of saying no.

9. And then you die.

This book is one of my personal favorites, and it is a must-read book for everyone especially teenagers. This book is about the importance of financial literacy, and the value of being an entrepreneur, the strategies to play as a rich-minded person, how to build more and more wealth through assets and how and where to spend money to make more money. The main reason why the rich gets richer and the poor gets poorer. The author has explained a story in this book about himself and his friend, the dad of the author Robert was a well-educated person but he was just an ordinary employee and on the other hand, the rich dad was financially literate and an entrepreneur so, the two kids curiously went to the rich dad to know about how to get wealthy. Rich dad told them to work for $5 per month but with a condition that he will not teach them anything, the two boys think about the offer and said “no” we want to learn how to work after hearing this the Rich dad told them, I am very happy that you two kids choose to learn instead to work as an employee without knowing the business the reason why I said I will not pay a single penny to you is that once I start paying you, you will start to think like an employee. Here are 6 lessons from this book: 1. The rich don’t work for money.

2. Why teach financial literacy?

3. Mind your own business.

4. The history of and the power of the corporation,

5. The rich invent money.

6. Work to learn — Don’t work for money.

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