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IAN
KING'S SUCCESS BOOKSTORE!
My
top 21 books and why!
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- Think
and Grow Rich
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By Napoleon Hill
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- This
is my where I believe you should start in this area
- reading the time-honoured recommendations of
Napoleon Hill, often considered the father of the
modern day self-improvement industry.
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- 7
Strategies for Wealth and Happiness
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By
Jim Rohn
On
the topic of the father of the modern day
self-improvement industry, Jim Rohn's contribution
has spanned decades and influenced many in his path
including the next author, Anthony Robbins.
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- Awaken
the Giant
Within
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By
Anthony Robbins
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cannot disregard what this man has achieved, and his
methods are shared with you in this book. If
you apply the content, you will never do things the
same the next day!
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- The
7 Habits of Highly Effective People
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By
Stephen R. Covey
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- Covey
bases his approach on principles, and anyone who
applies this principle-centered approach to living
will be directed to a more fulfilling life.
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You
Can Heal Your Life
By Louise Hay
Two
things I really like about Louise Hay's approach -
firstly, it gives you an alternative to simply
relying on conventional therapy to fix you.
And secondly, it gives you insight into how you may
be creating the conditions within your body.
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The
Power of
Focus
By
Jack Canfield, Mark Victor Hansen
& Les Hewitt
People
often ask me where I get my focus from. This book
helps to answer that question, giving you a guide to
improving your focus. Focus is essential to
long-term success.
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- Life
is
Tremendous
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By
Charlie "Tremendous" Jones
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- Charlie
has some great ideas that contribute to numerous
aspects of development - another old book with
ageless concepts.
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Paradigms
By
Joel Arthur Barker
So
easy to read and understand, so powerful. You
will look at the process of change differently after
reading this book.
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The
Second Curve
By
Ian Morrison
Giving
you insight into what change has occurred, what will
occur, and how to manage the rapid rate of change.
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The
Roaring 2000s
By
Harry S Dent, Jr.
An
extensive prediction of what to expect during the
first decade of the new millennium. His
explanation of how business will be conducted, how
the stock markets will fare, and trends in real
estate really changed how we prepare for the future.
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Rich
Dad, Poor Dad
By
Robert Kiyosaki
Your
outlook on money, especially your definition of an
asset, will never be the same after reading this
book. I learned so much - practical
information!
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The
Five Rituals of
Wealth
By Tod Barnhart
A
really clear and easy to apply set of rules for
wealth creation, with evidence that the authors
values were such that I respected his advice.
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The
Millionaire Next Door
By
Thomas J Stanley and William D. Danko
Gives
a very clear picture of how first generation
millionaires create themselves. Reinforces
patterns of behaviour that all you will need to do is
endorse and you are guaranteed financial success.
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Multiple
Streams of Income
By
Robert G. Allen
The
best summary of easy to achieve, modern day ways of
deriving leveraged and passive income. It got
me so worked up reading it, so excited, I had to
stop reading it as my before bed-time book!
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Die
Broke
By
Stephen M. Pollan
Whilst
I don't agree with all the authors recommendations,
they provide some sensational concepts and summary
of recent financial history. Powerful reading!
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The
E
Myth
By
Michael F. Gerber
I
gained such an insight into what I had been doing
and how I needed to do it differently - that I did
just that - change! Thanks to this author.
His explanations are so clear!
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Empires
of the Minds
By
Denis Waitley
Denis
Waitley has some great perceptions about what the
future holds and how business should be conducted.
He is sensational on audio also.
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Inc
and Grow Rich
By
CW. "Al" Allen
Everyone
should consider the legal structure in which they
create and protect wealth. And this is a
simple guide to what most don't know or don't do in
relation to this area. Sure, it is American,
but the principles apply around the world.
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One
Up on Wall
Street
By
Peter Lynch
Teaches
you that in your everyday observations you can learn
what companies/industries are rising and which are
falling, and thus influence your stock market
investing decisions.
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