2013 reading list

[bigwuz]

OK I must admit I rarely read last year but things change. So without further ado here is my 2013 reading list

1. The richest man in Babylon

2. Sex God Method

3. Your money or your life: 9 steps to transforming your relationship with money and achieving financial independence

4. King warrior magician lover

5. The essential art of war

6. The millionaire next door

7. Starting strength basic barbell training

8. Atlas shrugged

That's it for now I already read some of the books an have an action plan. And since I'm a trucker some days I have nothing but time to read. Here's to much wealth and increased success in 2013.

 

[Sonny Knight]

Mastery - robert greene

 

[bigwuz]

Atlas Shrugged is a waste of time and money. If you want solid Russian or American literature there are farrrrrrr better options. I'm not big on contemporary lit so I'm not really going to comment on the rest of your options. They seem like a bunch of self-help/improvement options though, which if your style, is straight by me. I'm just not into it.

I didn't buy atlas shrugged I stole it I'm also interested in reading Armor by john steakley but can't download it free lol. I usually like SciFi books but stepping outside my comfort zone. I usually find self help books boring an dull (not the sex god method or richest man in Babylon) which is why the power of now is not on the list but I'm looking to increasing my powers in the world

 

[user43770]

How I Found Freedom in an Unfree World - Harry Browne

I intend to read it a second time. It's out of print, but the pdf is out there.

 

[\O/]

I'm behind on my reading aswell. So many books, so little time. This is my list for 2013:

1: David Deida - The way of the superior man.
(Stopped reading half way through because there was so much about how to behave when in a relationship. I related all the situations to my ex-gf so it just got depressing when i was trying to get over her at the same time. I'll get back on it in a while)

2: Robert Greene - 48 laws of power. (Currently reading this)

3: Robert Greene - The art of seduction

4: Robert Cialdini - Influence. The psychology of persuation

5: Bret Easton Ellis - American Psycho

6: Richard Dawkins - The selfish gene

7: Andrew Ross Sorkin - Too big to fail

8: Michael Lewis - Liar's poker

9: Nassim Taleb - The black swan

10: Richard La Ruina - The Natural. How to effortlessly attract the women you want.

11: Napoleon Hill - Think and grow Rich

12: William Golding - Lord of the flies

13: Adam Smith - Wealth of nations

14: Niccola Machiavelli - The Prince

15: Mario Puzo - The sicilian

I have never before read 15 books in a year, but instead of watching meaningless tv-shows i'd rather read these. :rock: