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The Richest Man in Babylon An ancient recipe to create, protect and enjoy wealth

By George Samuel Clason

“Wealth that comes quickly goeth the same way. Wealth that stayeth to give enjoyment and satisfaction to its owner comes gradually, because it is a child born of knowledge and persistent purpose.”

 

 

 The Ten Commandments For Business Failure

By Donald Keough

The Book is “The Ten Commandments For Business Failure” written by Donald Keough. Donald Keough served the Coca-Cola Company for close to 40 years and retired as president and COO in 1993.

 

 

Business Model Generation

One very important factor that contributed to the investing success is our ability to ask right questions so that we can rightly understand the business in which we are investing. While there is enough text that talks about the quality of the business there is very little that suggest right way to enhance our understanding of the business or the business model.

 

 

 

 

The Checklist Manifesto

How To Get Things Right By AtulGawande

The book “The Checklist Manifesto” explains that even a simple checklist can have the ef-fect of distributing power, minimizing any errors and prove effective to get the job done in the right order.

 

 

The Crowd: A Study Of The Popular Minds
By Gustave Le Bon
Increasingly during protests and in times when tensions are high, we see sights of violence, looting and vandalism in otherwise peaceful neighbourhoods and street corners.

 

 

 

The Education of a Value Investor
Author:- Guy Spier
The book talks about how he moved away from the cut-throat, underhand and immoral environment of investment banking prevalent at Wall Street and modelled himself to a true value investor by drawing inspiration from the approach and lifestyle of Warren Buffet.

 

 

Expectations Investing
By - Michael J. Mauboussin and Alfred Rappaport
Expectations Investing is a book that defines a
stock selection process that uses the market’s own pricing model,

 

 

Masterclass With Super Investors
While there are several books that deal with investing in general, there are hardly any which focus exclusively on the Indian market. This book is a well compilation collection of detailed interviews with some of India`s most accomplished and successful investors.

 

 

 

Passive Income
by Richard Gadson
Passive Income by Richard Gadson has 30 strategies and ideas to start an online business and acquiring financial freedom. Perfect for someone looking to escape the office and the 9-5 lifestyle.

 

 

The Dhandho Investor
By Mohnish Pabrai
One of the key pillars on which the value investing has been resting for the last so many years is that as an investor you should not lose the money.

 

 

Common Stocks and Uncommon Profits
By Philip Fisher
Phil Fisher’s book Common Stocks and Uncommon profits is one of the most read investment classics and the principles laid down in the book are still considered the foundation of growth investment strategies.

 

 

 

Rich Dad's Advisors
Authors: Ken McElroy
Someone asked a group of experts on the real estate investing, that why does it makes sense to invest in real estate. Immediately after the question was asked one of the expert in the panel jumped and answered that because the god is no more manufacturing land.

 

 

The 4-Hour Workweek
By Tim Ferris
The 4-Hour Work Week is focused on anyone who is interested in working for oneself and creating a sustainable work-life balance. The main idea of this book is about escaping the 9-5 office cycle and not working longer hours, but finding freedom to work remotely from anywhere and still be equally successful    

 

Rich Dad, Poor Dad
By Robert Kiyosaki
Robert Kiyosaki breaks the traditional notions on personal finance that are an impediment to many people achieving financial freedom. His book, the “Rich Dad, Poor Dad” first published in 1997, has sold more than 30 million copies and is one of the best personal finance books of all time.

 

THE MILLIONAIRE NEXT DOOR:
THE SURPRISING SECRETS OF AMERICA’S WEALTHY
Writers Thomas J. Stanley and William D. Danko are scholars, who observed thousands of American millionaires to study their habits, sources of inspiration, spending patterns, the impact of wealth on their children, and other relevant things.

 

Market your way to growth
Eight ways to win
Written By Philip and Milton Kotler
This book shares eight fundamental ways on how marketing can help grow a fledgling business keeping with the needs of modern times. Written in 2012, the 2008’s recession may have an impact on the strategies discussed in the book, but the teachings still hold for the business world, regardless of the timeframe it is read in.  

 

Business Adventures
By John Brooks
Business Adventures is a collection of twelve essays written by renowned business writer John Brooks. He wrote several articles for The New Yorker and was a keen observer of the nuanced activities happening on Wall Street.

 

Big Mistakes
-Michael Batnick
Nobody is perfect. Even the greatest in their field make mistakes. Amongst the investing books that everyone should read, "Big Mistakes" by Michael Batnick suitably fits the bill. The book takes you through the big mistakes or blunders that legendary investors have made in their investing career and what they learned from these mistakes 

 

Value investing with the masters
Kirk Kazanjian, a former executive and business journalist, interviews with leading global value investors those who have specialized in finding undervalued stocks and snapping them up for below-market prices. Kazanjian calls these leading value investors as masters of value investing. The book offers a great insights and advice from various renowned Investors in value investing.