1.
“The 7
Habits of Highly Effective People” – Steven Covey
This book represents a
broad range a new holistic "technology" for resolving problems
arising in everyday life, in your personal life or during the performance of
official duties at the workplace.
Having studied the
principles underlying the proposed approach, and by applying them practically
every reasonable person, will be able to properly and safely respond to changes
in circumstances, will possess the wisdom and power, necessary for realizing
the opportunities that open up when any such change occurs.
2.
“Trump:
The Art of the Deal” – Donald Trump (audiobook)
This book is written
by one of the most successful developers of New York City. Donald Trump
introduces the reader into the world of big business, showing how transactions
are carried out along with the construction of skyscrapers, gambling
establishments, as bureaucratic hurdles are being overcome. Trump talks about
large-scale projects that have had a noticeable impact on the look of the New
York and Atlantic City, and on this background he also gives vivid, ironic
sketches from his own life, while also revealing the secrets of the art of
large successful transactions.
3.
“How to
make big money in your own small business” – Jeffrey Fox
Running your own
business gives great opportunities for entrepreneurs in realizing their
personal potential and material ambitions. No bank deposits, high salaries and
bonuses may be compared to your potential income resulting from running your
own successful business.
It’s a book written by
the well-known consultant Jeffrey Fox that helps you achieve business success
and avoid dangerous pitfalls. His advice is concise and easy to implement and will
be useful to both experienced and novice entrepreneurs.
4.
“Buffettology”
– Mary Buffett
This manual is not a
new retelling of content of Warren Buffett's letters to shareholders of
Berkshire Hathaway "or biography of the greatest investor with popular
anecdotes about Buffet and stories of his personal life. The talk will be the
largest and most detailed study of the Buffett’s investment method.
The book will provide
the reader with the Buffett's highly successful strategy "investing from
the position of the business” —from basic concepts and mathematical formulas
that have helped Warren to make investment decisions, to the work of specific companies
that caught his interest.
5.
“Think and
Grow Rich” – Napoleon Hill
If you want to learn
how to overcome all obstacles and achieve success, read this wonderful book.
For many years it was
a bestseller in the United States and has stood there for 42 editions. But so
far, the book by Napoleon Hill amazes with its vital energy.
In it you will find a
clear plan on how to succeed in life. And this will come in handy in any
business.
6.
“The Monk
Who Sold His Ferrari” – Robin Sharma
In this bestseller in
many countries of the world, Robin Sharma tells the extraordinary story of
Julian Mantle a millionaire lawyer, who experienced a spiritual crisis.
By diving into the
ancient culture he changes his life; he discovers effective, wise, practical
knowledge that teach us:
- to think positively;
- to live accordingly to your vocation;
- be aware of the power of your mind and act courageously;
- cherish the time - our greatest asset;
- cherish the relationship with other people;
- live in the present.
7.
“The road ahead”
– Bill Gates
In it Bill Gates,
former head of Microsoft, reflects on the amazing opportunities and difficult
challenges of the coming information age. He reveals to the reader his vision on
the future, explains the basics of computer science, the development of the
global computer industry, the impact of computer technology on all aspects of
society, including business and education.
He has given much
attention to the past, present and future of the global Internet network.
Readers will know about the famous Bill Gates’ house, where he was about to
move to the end of the year 1996. The book is divided into 12 chapters,
preface, afterword and a pointer; it is designed for a wide range of readers.
8.
“The Ten
Commandments for Business Failure” – Donald R. Keough
There are a lot of guides,
opening the way to success in abundance. Some more, some less. And when you
finally get sick of going after someone else's footsteps, pick up "The Ten
Commandments for Business Failure" from former Coca-Cola President Donald
R. Keough. In his opinion to become a loser in business is much easier than it
seems at first sight, even if the company has plenty of financial well-being.
There are ten warning signals of impending collapse, ten serious
miscalculations that are guaranteed to provide a complete failure in business.
9.
“The 21
Irrefutable Laws of Leadership” – John Calvin Maxwell
This is a powerful and
resounding proclamation of eternal laws, which, if you want to become a great
leader, you just need to follow – at home, at work, at church – wherever you
are called to lead people.
In each chapter, the
author reveals the essence of the ordinary law of leadership by showing on the
example of the successes and failures of others how you can apply this law in your
life. If you are not familiar with the principles of leadership and are a
rookie in this business, this book will serve to you as a springboard to launch
your career.
10.
“Screw it,
Let’s do it” – Richard Branson
Richard Branson is not
just a talented entrepreneur, who built the unique Virgin brand, bringing
together dozens of different businesses, including shops selling music discs,
air-and railway companies, radio station and publishing house. He is also a
bright, non-standard personality.
Branson’s book is a
manifest of life, actions, and risks. The creed of its author is to take from
life everything. It means not being afraid to do what you want. It does not
matter whether you have the knowledge, experience or education. Life is short
to waste it on things that do not bring pleasure. If you have a head on your
shoulders and enough enthusiasm in your heart, any goal can be achieved. If
there is something you like – do it. If you don’t like something drop it without
thinking.
The book carries a
huge charge of optimism, wisdom, and faith in the ability of every human being.
11.
“How to
Win Friends and Influence People” – Dale Carnegie
The most famous Dale
Carnegie's book "How to win friends and influence people" is an
optimistic collection of practical tips and life stories under the common motto
"believe that you will achieve success and you’ll achieve it.
For more than 66 years
of his existence as one of the greatest best sellers of all time, he has helped
thousands of famous people to climb to success and fame.
And now, in the 21st
century, the always topical tips of Dale Carnegie would make every reader
unleash his potential and finally be heard.
12.
“Man's
Search for Meaning” – Viktor Frankl
This book that tells
about the inner world of the person, the ability to find meaning in any
situation, sold millions of copies in dozens of countries.
Major philosophers
considered it one of the greatest works of humanity and it has helped millions
of ordinary people to change their lives.
13.
“Who Moved
My Cheese?” – Spencer Johnson
This small tale has
changed the lives of many people, be careful, after reading it you will never
look at the world in the same way you did.
Believe it or not, but
this little tale has saved more than one career, more than one marriage, more
than one life.
Each person has his
own ideas about what values are denoted by a piece of cheese, that’s why he
tries to find him, believing that it will make him happy. When getting it very
soon he gets used to it, he becomes attached to it, and when he loses it he
panics and takes it as a stroke of fate.
14.
“The
4-Hour Workweek” – Timothy Ferris
If you are seeking to
free yourself from the slavery of the office, travel around the world, you are
looking to earn a tidy sum, or just want to enjoy life and work less, this book
will become your guide to action.
The author talks about
the secrets of the "new rich" subculture, whose members have
abandoned the "deferred-life syndrome" and have learned to enjoy life
"here and now", by travelling around the world and earning a lot.
15.
“Black
Rhetoric” – Karsten Bredemeier
Karsten Bredemeier is
the no. 1 coach in the field of technology for the entire German-speaking
culture of Europe.
Black rhetoric is the
ability to manipulate all the rhetorical means and methods to ensure that in
the process of negotiations or speeches, the opponent or the audience came to the
right conclusion according to you.
After reading this
book, you will realize how important the magic of words is, you will improve
your perception, hone your style of debate and begin to lead them very
differently.
16.
“Everything
is Negotiable” – Gavin Kennedy
This book experienced
several reprints and is considered the Bible of the negotiator.
It destroys vital
stereotypes with absolute ruthlessness, talking about long established, but,
unfortunately, wrong concepts and principles of the negotiation process.
The author has taken
care that the learning process took place in an interesting and entertaining
way.
17.
“Unmasking
the Face: A Guide to Recognizing Emotions from Facial Clues” – Paul Ekman
Here is the new book
by Paul Ekman, which might well be called the second volume of the acclaimed
best-selling book " Telling Lies: Clues to Deceit in the Marketplace,
Politics, and Marriage ". This book is a sequel, a book-"trainer",
a decrypting-book.
Will you notice if
someone is pretending to be surprised? And if anyone is afraid, but wants to
look mad, will you notice it?
Improve your skills to
protect yourself against cheating at work and at home. Paul Ekman's skills will
serve you good!
18.
“The Art
of Reading Minds” – Henrik Fexeus
This is a great
tutorial for those who want to protect themselves from foreign influence.
With its help you will
be able to detect any hidden manipulation of your consciousness and confront
them.
You’ll learn to be
free, to think independently, buy only what you need and not be used by other
people.
19.
“How to
Make Anyone Fall in Love with You” – Leil Lowndes
This is a brief
theoretical course on the psychology of romantic love.
This guide, written by
the known psychologist Leil Lowndes, considers 6 essential ingredients that
make up the formula of love, six parts that are proven by science, that make a
man fall madly in love. The author will share with you the knowledge - 85
proven techniques that will enable you to master the magic of love, to win the
heart of the man or woman of your dreams.
20.
“The
Millionaire Next Door” – Thomas Stanley
Why am I not so rich?
Many have asked themselves this question: we work hard, we’re well educated, and
we have a middle and even high income. Why are so few among us rich? How people
become rich? What are they doing? In what they invest money? Where do they buy?
Do I have a chance to get rich? The answers to all these questions you will
find in this book.
Read it and your ideas
about what it means to be rich successful, will change forever.
Of course, this is
just a small drop into a borderless variety of books on self-development, but
you have to start from something.