I'm currently reading a few books, and have finally finished a couple. When I read a novel I usually finish it within a day or two of starting. Fiction books are a quick read as I can analyze the text and enjoy the character development while continuing to read. My downfall is on non-fiction books. I really enjoy reading self-help type books. It started about 5 or 6 years ago when a good friend told me to read Rich Dad, Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki. That one was an easy read, but it got me started on a different type of reading. Now I read with a notebook and pen in hand. I don't want to miss one ounce of life enriching wisdom that the author is trying to impart, so I squeeze it like a thirsty man squeezes an orange and suck out the last drop. Here are some of the books being juiced now (I like that... juice your books):
1. Sharing The Wealth - Alex Spanos (owner of The Chargers)
2. The 5 Lessons a Millionaire Taught Me About Life and Money - Richard Paul Evans (Gift from My Sister)
3. How To Master the Art of Selling - Tom Hopkins
4. The Richest Man Who Ever Lived: King Solomon's Secrets to Success, Wealth, and Happiness - Steven K. Scott
So that's my current list. I also read I Am Legend recently and give it a 2 out of 4 stars. It's much shorter than anticipated.
What's on your reading list right now? What books do you recommend I read this year? What books are a 'must read' in your opinion?
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1 comments:
Tyler, I think you and I are reading very different types of books at the moment...I have some great suggestions about Jane Austen spinoff books though if you want them. :)
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