The story is about Robert’s upbringing with two fathers—his biological father and the father of his closest friend, known as “rich dad”—and how their influences on his financial and investment philosophy are described in Poor Dad. The book debunks the fallacy that you have to make a lot of money in order to be wealthy and clarifies the distinction between working for money and having it work for you.

Ankur Warikoo, a prominent entrepreneur and content creator shares his perspectives on topics like investment, success, failure, self-awareness, and relationships. In his first book, he distills the key ideas that shaped his journey, from aspiring to be a space engineer to creating content that resonates with millions. His concepts span money management basics, the importance of cultivating lasting habits, embracing failure, and understanding the true essence of empathy.

In his book “Atomic Habits,” James Clear, a renowned expert on habit formation, offers practical guidance for establishing positive habits, breaking free from negative ones, and harnessing the power of small actions with remarkable outcomes. Clear emphasizes that it’s the system, not the individual, that plays a pivotal role in habit change. Drawing from insights in biology, psychology, and neuroscience, he provides a user-friendly manual for making bad habits nearly impossible to maintain and good habits virtually irresistible.

Dale Carnegie’s 1937 book, How to Win Friends and Influence People, is a timeless guide to understanding human nature. Carnegie believed that financial success is 85% attributed to the ability to express ideas, assume leadership, and arouse enthusiasm among people. The book emphasizes the importance of making people feel important and appreciated and teaching techniques to handle people without manipulation. Carnegie uses anecdotes from historical figures, business leaders, and everyday people to illustrate his points.

Yuval Noah Harari’s Sapiens is a masterwork of anthropology that explores the origins of humanity. You’ll discover how we evolved from racing across savannas to operating motor vehicles, how religion most likely originated, the reason we “defeated” the other six human species, and the significance of gossip in our culture.

Financial success doesn’t just come from knowing things; it comes from doing the right things. Even really smart people can struggle to change their money habits. Traditional money lessons focus on things like investing, personal finance, and business decisions using numbers and formulas. But in real life, money choices are made in places like meetings or family talks, where lots of different feelings and personal experiences come into play. In the book “The Psychology of Money,” Morgan Housel, a respected writer, explores the interesting ways we think about money, offering helpful insights to make understanding this complicated topic easier.

This success manual provides a step-by-step guide for readers to take control of their lives and unleash their potential. It includes 12 principles, such as “Your Attitude is Your Window to the World,” “You’re A Human Magnet,” “Picture Your Way to Success,” “Make a Commitment,” “Turn Your Problems into Opportunities,” “Your Words Blaze A Trail.” “How Are You?”, “Stop Complaining,” “Associate with Positive People,” “Confront Your Fears and Grow,” “Get Out There and Fail,” and “Networking That Gets Results.”

“The Power of Your Subconscious Mind” is a popular self-help book that’s been a bestseller since it came out in 1963. It shares methods to heal, conquer fears, sleep better, and improve relationships. Dr. Joseph Murphy talks about how our thoughts, both conscious and subconscious, influence our lives. He offers practical tips to change your future by harnessing and redirecting this inner power. After researching various religions, Murphy believes there’s a strong spiritual force within all of us, and this book can help you find success, happiness, wealth, and peace.

“The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari” is an inspiring story that shares a step-by-step plan for living a joyful, balanced, and abundant life. It tells the incredible journey of Julian Mantle, a lawyer who faced a spiritual crisis due to his unbalanced life. During a transformative adventure in an ancient culture, he discovers valuable lessons that teach us to: find happiness, follow our life’s purpose, build self-control and courage, value our time, and nurture our relationships day by day. It’s a beautifully written tale with practical wisdom.

Becoming wealthy isn’t just about luck, and happiness isn’t something you’re born with. These might seem hard to achieve, but they’re skills we can develop. So, how can we learn these skills? What principles should we follow, and what does progress really mean? Naval Ravikant, an entrepreneur and thinker, has shared his wisdom on building wealth and finding lasting happiness. “The Almanack of Naval Ravikant” is a collection of his best insights and experiences from the past decade, gathered from his most valuable interviews and reflections.