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Jackie Hall · by **Jackie Hall** on Sun Sep 13, 2009 7:00 am

Hi,
I don't have much time to read, but I try...

I recently read Who Cut The Cheese? by Mason Brown, J.D. Cute little book about surviving change and shifting blame. I'm also reading How To Win Friends And Influence People by Dale Carnegie.

Oh, and I did read the 7 Lies of Network Marketing by Ann Sieg and I'm working on The Attraction Marketer's Manifesto also.

And, I read Magnetic Sponsoring a while back and I'm always referring back to it.

tich darangwa · by **tich darangwa** on Sun Sep 13, 2009 8:29 am

my last book which i read was EAT THAT FROG by Brain Tracy its truly an amazing book on how to get things done.its a must read

Dwayne Phelps · by **Dwayne Phelps** on Sun Sep 13, 2009 9:48 am

I was reading the slight edge this morning by Jeff Olson.

Kick Butt Book about being successful by just doing the ordinary stuff everyday...

Steven Saliba · by **Steven Saliba** on Sun Sep 13, 2009 9:59 am

The Attraction Marketing Blueprint - Brad Weinman
Think and Grow Rich - Napoleon Hill
Social Media Marketing An Hour A Day - Dave Evans

All of them were excellent. I am going to skim through them and keep learning the golden nuggets.

Jim Ticehurst · by **Jim Ticehurst** on Sun Sep 13, 2009 10:29 am

One of my favourite books is 'Left Handed Soldiers' by Gary Eby. It is a short read, if you want to you can look it up on Youtube (just type in 'Left Handed Soldiers' and if you want to you can download it for free. Trust me it is a great read, regards Jim T.

ps: or you could just buy it? it's not expensive!

Dwayne Phelps · by **Dwayne Phelps** on Sun Sep 13, 2009 11:59 am

StevenSaliba wrote:The Attraction Marketing Blueprint - Brad Weinman
Think and Grow Rich - Napoleon Hill
Social Media Marketing An Hour A Day - Dave Evans

All of them were excellent. I am going to skim through them and keep learning the golden nuggets.

Thats some good stuff, I probably read think and grow rich 4 times a year....Can't go
wrong with the basics!

Another good book I'm looking to get is the Tipping Point...

Tonya Pruitt · by **Tonya Pruitt** on Sun Sep 13, 2009 12:59 pm

My list is long as I'm an avid reader.. but to break down the last 10, over the past month:

1. Wallace Wattles: Science of Getting Rich
2. Napoleon Hill: Think and Grow Rich
3. Napoleon Hill: Keys To Success
4. Joe Vitale: The Attractor Factor
5. Joe Vitale: Attract Money Now
6. Joe Vitale: Expect Miracles
7. Mark Joyner: Simpleology
8. Trump
9. Dan Kennedy: the Ultimate Sales Letter
10. Claude Hopkins: My Life in Advertising and Scientific Advertising

On top of those I read Magnetic Sponsoring and am currently reading More Friends More Money

Shane Hunter · by **Shane Hunter** on Sun Sep 13, 2009 1:03 pm

The Copywriters Handbook - Bly
How To Argue and Win Every Time - Spence
The Gabriel Method - Gabriel
Top Performance - Ziglar
Rich Dad Prophecy - Kiyosaki
Business @ The Speed Of Thought - Gates
Success Magazine (Every Month)
The New Money Masters - Kern & Robbins
The Idiots Guide To Guerilla Marketing
How to Think Like Leonardo Davinci - Gelb
The Everything Public Speaking Book - Smith
Magnetic Sponsoring - Dillard
Black Belt Recruiting - Dillard
TF2 - Dillard
Entrepreneurship 101 - Trump

=) The list goes on and on, some of these books I've read before, but I've read or re-read all of these in the last month. These are just the ones I could think of off the top of my head. Hope you enjoy the list, I'd recommend ANY of these.

Shane

Richard Bravo · by **Richard Bravo** on Sun Sep 13, 2009 4:56 pm

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Just finished re-reading...
1. Science of Getting Rich ~ Wallace Wattles
2. How to Be Rich ~ J. Paul Getty
3. The Law of Success in Sixteen Lessons ~ Napolean Hill

Currently re-reading...
1. Four Hour Work Week ~ Tim Ferriss

Just started reading for the first time...
1. Crush It! ~ Gary Vaynerchuk

PS:
Just a side note to all you readers out there...
Consider buying your books in hardcover editions. The initial investment is larger, but it is an investment.
Your personal library is a great asset and acquiring hardcover editions ensures the longevity of that library.
Especially if you're like me and like to lend your books out for others to read. Hardcovers standup to the abuse of trading books much better than paperbacks.

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Jan Shimano · by **Jan Shimano** on Sun Sep 13, 2009 6:09 pm

I am just about finished Multiple Streams of Internet Income - How Ordinary People make Extraordinary Money OnLine by Robert G. Allen.

It's a good read.

He is the co-author with Mark Victor Hansen of The One Minute Millionaire.

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