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Dwayne Phelps · by **Dwayne Phelps** on Fri Sep 11, 2009 7:08 pm

Anybody who is successful in their life reads a lot. I can definitely say in my life I have probably read close to 1000 books...

The last three books I read were "the 4hr work week", "Wild At Heart" and "The Magic of Thinking Big"

What books are you guys reading out there in biz land? 8-)

Landon Stewart · by **Landon Stewart** on Fri Sep 11, 2009 7:17 pm

I read Magnetic Sponsoring about once every two weeks just to get pumped up a little bit

. I didn't order the hard copy so I guess it would be considered an ebook.

The book before that was 100 marketing myths

The book before that was Colin Powells guide to Leadership. The name of that one might be a little different, I can't remember the exact name for some reason.

The book before that (another ebook) 1000 visitors in 30 days.

The book before that was the BetterNetworker ebook, and for some reason I can't put a finger on that one either.

All were very good books.

Dwayne Phelps · by **Dwayne Phelps** on Fri Sep 11, 2009 7:21 pm

Dude that's a good amount of books! I've read all but one of those...

I go back to Magnetic Sponsoring from time to time as well. I like the whole alpha thing...
Makes me wanna get up and start head banging to Slayer before I call my voice mails back...

Keep em' coming...

Landon Stewart · by **Landon Stewart** on Fri Sep 11, 2009 7:31 pm

O yeah Magnetic Sponsoring gives me more confidence than anything else does, and I really think that confidence is huge in this industry. I don't really think it matters what a person says. It just matters who says, and how they say it.

If you don't have a high self esteem and believe in yourself, well let's say you had better start! Ha

Nathaniel Johnson · by **Nathaniel Johnson** on Fri Sep 11, 2009 7:55 pm

The Great Shark Hunt - Hunter S Thompson

True Hallucinations - Terence Mckenna

Rum Diaries - Hunter S Thompson

Rodolfo Plascencia · by **Rodolfo Plascencia** on Fri Sep 11, 2009 8:15 pm

Greetings to one and all, how're things panning out for you this weekend? For those of you that have yet to know me, I'm a bonafide scholar (but in particular, a philosopher) that reads a lot in varied fields of study. I've yet to fully immerse myself in the "business" literature that's available, but if it counts for anything, I've purchased Mike Dillard's "Building on a Budget" text and have read it from start to finish. Nevertheless, to answer this poignant question directly, the last book I read was my John Rawls' "The Law of Peoples" text. As I've mentioned in my profile, I'm only a few comprehensive examinations away from getting a couple of M.A.'s, and this here happens to be one of the ones I got to be well informed about to succeed in my endeavor. Just to borrow a line from this illustrious thinker of our times, it reads: Political philosophy is realistically utopian when it extends what are ordinarily thought of as the limits of practical political possibility. I'm a dreamer, without doubt or shame do I admit to such. However, I dream of a world in which hunger, poverty, and ignorance to a large extent will be no more. And thanks to the coupling of my passion to help humanity out with my home business of newtwork market design: not only have I been equipped with the materials needed to greatly contribute to achieving the aforesaid, but also give a lot of meaning and say to numerous theories from varied academic fields of study with solid as well as sound practice. Thank you for allowing me to express the aforementioned, and wish you all much success in all of your endeavors. Cheers!

ther howard · by **ther howard** on Fri Sep 11, 2009 8:26 pm

Juicy question!

I've currently got two on the go-
Secrets of the Millionaire Mind- T Harv Eker
and
Science of Getting Rich- Wallace D Wattles

I've just finished True Prosperity- Yehunda Berg
all of them focus on the power of your thoughts and offer a more spiritual perspective on success and achieving goals.

Awesome post!
-Ter

Dwayne Phelps · by **Dwayne Phelps** on Fri Sep 11, 2009 8:34 pm

Thats some Good book ammo Ter...

I haven't heard many people as of late that were reading
books that high of quality...

Keep kicking butt!

Diane Stephenson · by **Diane Stephenson** on Fri Sep 11, 2009 8:36 pm

I'm currently reading "Think and Grow Rich" and you all know who wrote that one. I just finished "The Burning Shore" by Wilbur Smith. Last week I read "The Last Love" by Thomas B. Costain - the story of Napoleon's exile on St. Helena. Before that I read "Miami" by Evelyn Wilde Mayerson - the history of Miami. Some of my favorites are "Lord of the Rings" and "The Hobbit" by J.R.R. Tolkein, anything by Charles Dickens, Jane Austen, John Bevere, "The Three Battlegrounds" by Francis Frangipane (the first battleground is the mind), "Climbing the Rainbow" by Lloyd J. OlgiIvie. Some I have reread numerous times. I have read 100s of books over the last 40 years. I was in my twenties before I got the reading bug. Before that I hated reading. Then I read all of Shakespeare, all of Dickens, much of Kipling, etc. etc. etc. And I read the Bible all the time. I could go on but won't bore you any more.

Diane
http://www.dianestephenson.com
http://www.myhealthylivingblog-diane.blogspot.com

Anthony Harris · by **Anthony Harris** on Sun Sep 13, 2009 6:24 am

New Money Master--Tony Robbins

Its an DVD, Audio, and book format

it is very good---Highly Recommend It

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