Highy regarded better yourself books?

[WEHGuy]

I was just wondering if, anyone can suggest any books that have given them a superior knowledge on how to do said thing? It can be on any subject like, Driving, Business, Pulling, Poker, Car mechanics, IT, etc...


Doyle Brunson's Super System

I feel I became a far superior player after reading it.

[ShadownINja]

Trading in the Zone, Mark Douglas. It's fair to say that I love titz.

Edited by ShadownINja on Sunday 16th May 15:10

[Muncher]

The Inner Game of Tennis
The Mystery Method

[ShadownINja]

Muncher said:

The Mystery Method

Find it's improved your Game?

[jjones]

this:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/How_to_Win_Friends_an...

Warren Buffet is a great fan also, no need for any better recommendation than that!

[Fishtigua]

Just bought 'The Case for Working with Your Hands' by Matthew Crawford.

Every PHer should buy it IMO.

[Benengo]

Rich Dad, Poor Dad

Can't remember who it's by but it changed theway i think about money

[WEHGuy]

Benengo said:

Rich Dad, Poor Dad

Can't remember who it's by but it changed theway i think about money

Why?

[10JH]

jjones said:

this:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/How_to_Win_Friends_an...

Warren Buffet is a great fan also, no need for any better recommendation than that!

I just read that for the first time. It's very very good

[grumbledoak]

Benengo said:

Rich Dad, Poor Dad

Robert T Kiyosaki. Good books for a far better way to look at your own finances, but you'd be wise to google him before following his stated strategies.

[stephen300o]

Shifu Shi Yan Ming - Shaolin workout, I've never felt better.

[ShadownINja]

grumbledoak said:

Benengo said:

Rich Dad, Poor Dad

Robert T Kiyosaki. Good books for a far better way to look at your own finances, but you'd be wise to google him before following his stated strategies.

It certainly reinforced a different way of looking at things although it isn't exactly a blueprint for how to make millions... but I can't remember if it actually said it was or not. I did find it thought-provoking.

[shirt]

it's not how good you are, it's how good you want to be, by paul arden.

ex saatchi & saatchi director. its about pushing yourself, being creative and getting ahead. not at all gimmicky, takes about half an hour to read cover to cover.

[Benengo]

ShadownINja said:

grumbledoak said:

Benengo said:

Rich Dad, Poor Dad

Robert T Kiyosaki. Good books for a far better way to look at your own finances, but you'd be wise to google him before following his stated strategies.

It certainly reinforced a different way of looking at things although it isn't exactly a blueprint for how to make millions... but I can't remember if it actually said it was or not. I did find it thought-provoking.

There was nothing earth shattering or massively innovative about it but it did make me think about what actually is an asset

[toasty]

The Magic of Psychic Power

No really, I think it did actually change my life for the good.

[piefacemate]

Robert Greene's Laws of Power and Strategies of War are pretty good, if you can look past the slghtly highbrow nature and muster up the concentration; they're sometimes a little hard to follow.

[lordlee]

I took some helpful stuff from Rhonda Byrne's The Secret.

[ShadownINja]

lordlee said:

I took some helpful stuff from Rhonda Byrne's The Secret.

That's quite useful. Try "Ask And It Is Given" if you find The Secret useful.

[Slaav]

Who moved my cheese?

[Warrior Queen]

I had some of the "Bluffers Guide To..." books a while ago. Fun and quite useful. Lost them in a move though so can't tell you who they are by I'm afraid.