ULTIMATE Self-Improvement Book TIER LIST - 35 Books (Which Should You Read Next?)

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Today I'm going to be discussing the best self-improvement books that you absolutely need to read! I've carefully curated a comprehensive list of the top tier books that have had a profound impact on my life and the lives of countless others. We'll start by exploring the foundational books that will set you on the right path towards personal growth and development. Then, we'll move onto more advanced books that will challenge and inspire you to reach new heights. So, whether you're a seasoned self-improvement junkie or just getting started on your journey, this video is a must-watch. Get ready to take your personal growth to the next level!
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Intro: (00:00)
How To Win Friends & Influence People: (00:44)
Rich Dad, Poor Dad: (01:10)
The Secret: (01:39)
Atomic Habits: (02:13)
The Subtle Art Of Not Going A F: (02:43)
The Power Of Habit: (3:16)
The Power Of Now: (03:32)
Models: (04:06)
Think And Grow Rich: (04:34)
A New Earth: (04:54)
The Art Of Seduction: (05:27)
Man's Search For Meaning: (06:01)
The Slight Edge: (07:54)
Can't Hurt Me: (08:20)
12 Rules For Life: (08:51)
The 4-Hour Workweek: (09:18)
Meditations: (10:06)
Tao Te Ching: (10:38)
Dotcom Secrets and Expert Secrets: (11:12)
The Laws Of Human Nature: (11:34)
The 5 Second Rule: (12:02)
The Millionaire Fastlane: (12:34)
The 48 Laws Of Power: (13:10)
Deep Work: (13:45)
The 7 Habits Of Highly Effective People: (14:09)
Influence The Psychology Of Persuasion: (14:31)
Mastery: (14:50)
Awaken The Giant Within: (15:22)
Flow: (15:49)
The Obstacle Is The Way: (16:18)
The Way Of The Superior Man: (16:43)
How To Stop Worrying And Start Living: (17:08)
The Six Pillars Of Self-Esteem: (17:33)
The Four Agreements: (17:58)
Emotional Intelligence: (18:24)
Outro: (18:50)

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@ImprovementPill Год назад

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@hd-lb5rn Год назад

I love your videos man😊I started following your channel in order to get more proactive and I believe that I have come far along the way😮

@xemtuvi-nhiettinh-az Год назад

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@orionvegas2873 Год назад

Where is Psycho cybernetics

@baimjelek7585 Год назад

@hd..2021

@maracbubamarac 9 дней назад

it’s kinda crazy how nobody’s talking about Antozent, they are selling 150 self help books for the price of one

@fahads1782 День назад

What is that pls help ne

@Ziggler-ky9kv Месяц назад

The fact that nobody talks about the book Matrix Golden Cashflow Tactics, speaks volumes why people dont earn a lot of money..

@Eoemnd2024 Месяц назад

What is that book?

@THI_EXTERNAL Месяц назад

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@Anofix2 Месяц назад

@@Eoemnd2024 It's a bot (the comment)

@GordonCowan-qp5gd Месяц назад

Guys, Whispers of Manifestation on Borlest deserves way more attention, its a game-changer!

@unknown77734 Месяц назад

Which book bro

@merlingaber Месяц назад

great book especially if you follow the instructions

@Pixellri 3 месяца назад

It's quite shocking how few people know about the forbidden books on Nixorus

@hailer639 2 месяца назад

What is this?

@Pixellri 2 месяца назад

@@hailer639 nixor secret books thank me later :)

@Pixellri 2 месяца назад

@@hailer639nixorus - secret books, thank me later

@Naruto_Uzumaki315 2 месяца назад

Excellent suggestion, but those books are banned, but I definitely recommend them

@Chadinaa 2 месяца назад

@@hailer639 secret books, they have great things

@Simo.offisiell Год назад

The Law of Human Nature should be S Tier! That book is basically all his books combined to one. It literally can replace a lot of therapy to some people!!!!

@vinuzo9548 Год назад

I feel like it’s more of a summary of his books. It doesn’t go in depth enough in the each topic imo. If you really want to understand greene’s ideas you have to read all of his books to get the full picture

@Simo.offisiell Год назад

@@vinuzo9548 I agree and disagree. 48 laws of power adresses how to handle egos and aggression while providing practical advice. While this book shows the reason why people do what they do. The other books show more practical advice, but lack the explaination of WHY; the psychology! AND a MAJOR PART about The Laws of Human Nature is about self-assesment and understanding yourself and others through a realistic lens to improve your self. Not just practical advice about how to seduce, manipulate or not offend. All his books are great though, but this is the theoretical understanding of humans as a species not just practicality. And it includes practical self-assesment steps as well.

@sikderqais6151 Год назад

@SIMO nah, That's Robert Greene's most watered down book. 48 Laws of Power destroys the Law of Human Nature.

@Simo.offisiell Год назад

@@sikderqais6151 How? It goes deeper in explaining the ideas of certan phenomas and give more concrete practical advice than 48. It is also more concise and comprehensive with only 18 laws. On the other side 48 laws of power is mainly practical advice. The book is more focused primarly on competition, egos and such, while the laws focus more on personal growth and understanding people around you. Would always advice to read both books, since they both touch on different topics. If you feel like 48 destroys the laws is your personal opinion, but to say it is the most watered down book is completely false.

@zenostrixster Месяц назад

For me the laws of Human nature is a book purely to understanding how humans operate and get a better understanding of human psychology. Understanding the concepts is key here. You are right it's not that practical but if you understand the concept simply knowing that can help you act differently

@losupnext2966 Год назад

Mastery is S Tier! You will never hesitate or doubt yourself when trying anything new once you read that book! In a time when they are so much new things you can do or learn, yeah it’s practical! S tiers! Love that book haha 😂

@WayTooUnderated Год назад

Mastery is S tier but my friends who I recommend it too think his books are too dry or technical or dense if it isn’t the 48 laws of power

@TheEdureal97 Год назад

YESSSSSS, ROBERT GREENE TEAM HERE !!

@losupnext2966 Год назад

@@WayTooUnderated it’s not for everyone but if you can at least read the apprentice part of the book, your going to be better off by a mile! That’s honestly my favorite part of the book! Has helped me pick up anything I wanna do or learn!💯 I would recommend Atomic Habit if your friend hasn’t read that book! Definitely up there as well S Tier!

@KeynoteKnowledge Год назад

@Los Up Next you got my interest in this book. I do 10 min book summary on self-improvement and finance on my channel and hope to cover this

@nosadeussuramus9113 Год назад

@@KeynoteKnowledgesubscribed so I am waiting for the book summary. Also your style of animation reminds me of the art of improvement which is kind of my favorite channels here on yt. Keep doing what you do bro

@prosamis Год назад

Lots of interesting books here! I'd love to check many of them out I'm a big robert greene fan but I can see why you wouldn't recommend his books too highly, I wouldn't either based on the audience, but I love his work. It's ever insightful. I agree that the 48 laws is a must read, no matter how many times people shun its teachings

@iamchino5524 Год назад

I am delighted with this high-quality bibliography, I have already read several of them, but having them organized and keeping this list helps me a lot.

@rerditirerthz5568 Год назад

A must read for everyone who is excited for this tier list, is definitily "Ego is The Enemy". This book teaches lot of gems, it' s a great break of structure from your "tipical" self improvement book! And one of those leasson which stuck with me the most is how in the wrong concept/ context,any of these self-improvement rules/tips could be an acctual downfall instead of a improvment, we should always remember that ego decieves us even when we had the best intentions,strategy, theory, it could be fatal. Awsome video as always!

@chrismcmanus313 Год назад

Is that book by Ryan holiday?

@klodinotfound Год назад

@@chrismcmanus313 yes I'm also trying to read that book what are your thoughts on it

@jobzeelenberg5900 Год назад

I think you mean "Ego Is The Enemy" by Ryan Holiday. Small difference, but I just wanted to correct you, so people can find the book easier. Love that book btw. I really enjoyed Stillness Is The Key, but this book is even better. Some ideas being discussed are pretty obvious, but still a great reminder. Other chapters are actually eye opening and challenge your viewpoints and way of living/thinking. One of my favorite books ever right now (but I got to admit, I haven't read that many self improvement books so far, so this might change).

@rerditirerthz5568 Год назад

@@jobzeelenberg5900 Sure dude! I agree with you 100% about being easier to find the book(fixed that! Tnks!) And it's also my favorite self improvement book man! This book is a good eye opening/punch at guts!

@shezadm6300 Год назад

@@rerditirerthz5568 Hi there, if you are interested in mastering self and ego you might find the videos on the playlist on my channel interesting... Especially the 12th and 13th video that are about knowing and conquering self! Feel free to watch those videos and other videos on the playlist if you want to... they may change your life for the better!

@avvery8593 Год назад

Meditations - A New Translation translated by Gregory Hays is a modern translation that is a much easier read than the penguin classics.

@ponternal Год назад

I used to be a huge fan of Marcus Aurelius until I learned his wife cheated on him with a big dick gladiator. Now I just picture his wife getting her cheeks clapped while Marcus writes in the corner.

@o.c.1084 Год назад

Agreed! Much easier and enjoyable to read.

@TheArizonaRanger. Год назад

It's much easier indeed. Also, it's a bit difficult to read because it was never supposed to be read. It's a man having a conversation with himself in a private journal.

@lazurians9674 Год назад

I really like Meditations as is but will give this version a try as well.

@bawsypvp5481 3 месяца назад

that book is S+!

@lwoonlef7 Год назад

Thank you for doing this list! I'll hope you will keep updating it as you read more books, I'm really interested to see your opinions on more Ryan Holliday's books for example or 33 strategies of war by Robert Greene!

@ericfohlman7921 Год назад

Thank you for making videos! It has the potential to help us more than would ever know. Thanks.

@atlas9001 8 месяцев назад

As someone who speaks and reads Chinese, I am glad you put Tao Te Ching on the S tier list. It is more like a philosophical treatise on how the world actually works. It is a constant reminder for me to stay calm and follow nature. I tried to follow some basic practices of Taoism too. They lead me to become more resilient and less petty towards the uncertainties in life. Definitely something to cleanse our minds in this complicated world.

@ElitePhilosophy Год назад

“Meditations” by Marcus Aurelius, “The Art of War” by Sun Tzu”, Plato, “The Alchemist” are must have.

@ElitePhilosophy Год назад

@@LobinhoProductions You still get some knowledge out of any book you read.

@cartapo2669 Год назад

The Alchemist is one of the most overrated books of all time

@sergiocfreire2010 Год назад

@@cartapo2669 Yeah I I was up voting his comment until I saw it.

@brazzer39 Год назад

gotta read meditations multiple times to fully get it

@Kryptdegen Год назад

@@cartapo2669 I agree. Super overrated. The Hero with a 1000 faces or Siddhartha >> the alchemist. It explains a hero journey and following your path in a more educated manner and in a way that people can get more out of it. Alchemist is a glorified children's book

@Funnyvideos____2 Год назад

I was waiting for this video, thank you man for great work that you do. I really love your content

@fire-wn6dj Год назад

dont compulsively read. read with purpose and intention. have a goal, get the books with the information you need for said goal. pull what's necessary and go put it into action. don't consume just to consume. you'll get nowhere.

@vedantvyas8614 3 месяца назад

fucking true

@J040PL7 Год назад

I can pick 10 books that shaped me, but the one that actually changed me the most was start with why by Simon sinek.

@aliahsam839 Год назад

bro please tell me those books name I will appreciate it

@frosty8524 Год назад

@@aliahsam839 ong😭

@adityagawande8942 Год назад

@@aliahsam839the Books name is - start with why

@monke3548 5 месяцев назад

@@adityagawande8942 why

@CreativeChroniclez Год назад

Keep doing these tier lists 👍🔥

@dantarradellas7351 Год назад

Awesome list. I really liked the low ranking Tolle Book, but all the same, read many of these but will check out the rest. Thank you.

@bashsbookbreakdown 10 месяцев назад

Very true and helpful, appreciate the help you guys are doing for our community!

@user-vq1nk8zf9m Год назад

Wow! Incredible! A lot of work has been done.

@Twenty4_af Год назад

Atomic Habits gotta be the most easiest and straightforward book I’ve read!! What a book n the gems 💎 in there Woow 🔥

@keshet3327 4 месяца назад

bro this book is so boring.i cant bring myself to read more than 1-2 pages at a time. so repetitive

@evelynn4273 2 месяца назад

@@keshet3327 - just read the table of contents, the end of the book (so you can build a frame) then skim through the rest of it. It's not all important. Much of what we read is basically advertising and emotionally engaging fluff.

@keshet3327 2 месяца назад

@@evelynn4273 thank you. ive just finished the book this week but ill try it next time that i meet informative books. thansk!

@Coffeeholic. Месяц назад

⁠@@keshet3327 well, if you form a habit of reading it for the amount of pages you said, then you'll eventually finish it and bring forth a new perspective... (I had to do it).

@keshet3327 Месяц назад

@@Coffeeholic. I mean youre right. But the book is extremely boring. I had to brotforce through it

@Eleazar4ever Год назад

Thanks for this list.

@anyaalekseichuk4460 Год назад

thank you sooo much for your work

@datamase 7 месяцев назад

Thank you for the list, i have just seek about it

@zensic 7 месяцев назад

Very cool, thank you!

@tacothursdays6546 Год назад

Tim Ferriss's Tools of Titans has been the biggest bang for my buck so far in self improvement. Owned it for 3 years now and I'm still able to find nuggets of wisdom to make my life just a little bit better any time I go digging in it.

@Kelyanz Год назад

I’m On my way to finish that book 📚, it gives much value, how have you used it tho

@evelynn4273 2 месяца назад

@@Kelyanz - "how to use it" is pretty much a question for all self help books

@CristineZen Год назад

love this list!

@filipcza2 Год назад

James Allen books also are worth mentioning. As a man thinketh is still one of my favourites

@lampooner_no_42 Год назад

I really enjoyed “How Will You Measure Your Life” by Clayton Christensen. I changed careers in part because of it.

@AhamedKabeer-wn1jb Год назад

Thank you for this list..

@curiocurioso1740 Год назад

Thanks for the video

@tayitomessi2625 Год назад

exactly what i needed🙏

@StevenGoris Год назад

The hapiness hypothesis by Jonathan Haid was also truly amazing and I liked the art of extroardinary confidence by Aziz Gazipira a lot. Beyond order from Jordan Peterson but it is in the same genre as 12 rules for life. I agree on the 7 habits and the power of now, I like the power of habit more than Atomic Habits. Models was ok

@captainkeelson9289 11 месяцев назад

For me, basically it all just depends on what your situation is rn and how you can fit what you learned into what your situation is.

@Chris_P_Bacon Год назад

Rich dad poor dad on the top of all of them has got the be a joke...

@54alexq Год назад

Why ?

@klowee5240 Год назад

Care to elaborate? Never read that book before

@chips1752 Год назад

Its the youtuber way of saying "i dont read any self help books, i just read rich dad poor dad when i was a teenager, and all other books on the list I read 3 sentence summaries about them and put them according to other lists i found online" That book is legit one of the worst self help "finance bro tips" books Ive read

@theKLT Год назад

As a standalone book it is must read in this category. Maybe the the OP finds the author’s (Robert K) brand cringe at this time or is put off by the countless spinoff titles released under The Rich Dad series.

@ParadymShiftVegan Год назад

We're here trying to muse and pontificate about what @Chris_P_Bacon means in the comments. Just tell us yourself what's wrong with Rich Dad Poor Dad, OP

@fluffy6299AJ Год назад

I'm reading atomic habits right now and it's so good!!! Only 50 pgs in so far tho

@DCshandle Год назад

You pretty much already read the whole thing. It’s a c tier for me

@ponternal Год назад

Summary at the end gives you everything you need. I read the whole thing and don't remember any of the stories he uses to pad the book out.

@adrielk1404 Год назад

@@ponternalimo the stories are what make you truly believe what he's suggesting and it goes in more depth on the topic. It makes you truly believe that the topic is useful because it makes sense and you're more likely to implement it throughout your life than if you were to only read the summary.

@lemisanthrope8153 Год назад

Laws of human nature -at least in my opinion- is better than the 48 laws of power. It has a more detailed explanations and plus how to use Social abilities. Its like a defence against the dark arts book from harry potter.

@raffymcfee9846 Год назад

samee

@knowledgeisthepower1 Год назад

Yeah, it's his best book imo

@suraj_danu Год назад

Yeah its a great book man i was disappointed when he put it in c tier.

@SaniyaSachinm Год назад

Thanks I got New RU-vid channel from this video to learn more and thanks for this video I can read this great books.

@bodhupasak8177 Год назад

I love you bro , love your work

@pavlemarcic4940 Год назад

Great video i will try to reaf start now

@Lordoftheflamesissketchy Год назад

Extreme ownership is the best in my opinion for working out and business and self improvement

@greenthumbmikey710 Год назад

thanks for dropping huge dimes

@lamemogobe8548 Год назад

Can you make a video about self improvement rules we should follow like going out once a while to improve your social skills and also as a way of dopamine detox

@funnytv-1631 Год назад

Do you remember when you first learned what the word “awe“ meant? How was it explained to you? Was there something you saw with your eyes, or in your mind, that infused the word with meaning? Taking time to experience awe every week decreases distress and increases joy. So as you fall asleep tonight, and when you wake up tomorrow, wonder a little. It doesn't matter about what. You choose.

@shezadm6300 Год назад

Hi there, you if you are interested in mastering self and ego you might find the videos on the playlist on my channel interesting... Especially the 12th and 13th video that are about knowing and conquering self! Feel free to watch those videos and other videos on the playlist if you wish... they may change your life for the better!

@JohnnyVichi Год назад

loveeee the listtttt

@pratikrk8748 Год назад

The richest man in Babylon also a s tier book for wealth creation. Everyone should read it.

@alexrendon4022 Год назад

Don't be discouraged to read A New Earth because it's in the C tier here. I have read and it is indeed a hard read, but it's definitely worth a read. I think is a fantastic book that will give you a new perspective about ego and the importance of the present moment. It's not so much about self-help since A New Earth is meant to be more philosophical book which explains certain behavior in us humans (but you can still a lot of self improvement concepts). I totally recommend it.

@krisu1013 Год назад

Thank you for expressing your opinion as it could change people's opinion on that book. Speaking of that i might get that book myself!

@catherinezeigst Год назад

It is one of my all-time favourites! A New Earth has done more for managing panic attacks than any anxiety workbook or psych professional put together. I guess you never know what will stay with you.

@DefeatLust 6 месяцев назад

I disagree. It's just repeating The Power of Now. It was a waste of read for me. You're better off just reading The Power of Now

@BKing007 Год назад

Alright, found this Sunday's must watch

@rijd2304 4 месяца назад

A small mindfulness workbook I like is called 30 Days to Reduce Stress by Harper Daniels. I find it super helpful most days.

@amoskosiom1826 Год назад

Alchemist by coelho should make to the B list,and one of Robin Sharma The monk who sold his Ferrari Very informative keep posting🤩

@everythingmatters9487 Год назад

OHOHOHOHOHOH THS IS GONNA BE FUN!

@lazybill5830 11 месяцев назад

I heard As A Man Thinketh by James Allen influenced Napoleon Hill's Think and Grow Rich it was written in 1902. It's on here to listen to.

@ericbush1279 9 месяцев назад

Read a lot of these, can’t recommend man’s search for meaning enough! A lot of these books teach great lessons, but this book does so with true unbelievable circumstances. Some books I have to put down for a bit because they get a bit boring, but with this I would have to put it down because of how moving and impactful the story is. Pretty short too for those trying to start their reading journey

@rcstricklin 9 месяцев назад

Agreed, must read indeed. If you don’t have the time to read it, but your daily commute is longer than 30 to 45 minutes the audio book is astounding.

@dishas Год назад

Good video 👍

@ernsthouborg3634 Год назад

If you want to read a robert greene book that is a mix of all his other work then you should read the daily laws by robert greene.

@kumarip4449 Месяц назад

Such an informative video! So much great content here. Normally, I don't promote things in comments, but I have to mention Whispers of Manifestation on Borlest. It's packed with unique insights on manifestation. Best of luck to all!

@moser803 Год назад

thank you!

@jaimemancia8563 Год назад

Brian Tracy phoenix seminar is a must watch lessons for all the books mentioned here🤯

@BenDover-mo4jd Год назад

Where can I get/find it? Thanks

@jaimemancia8563 Год назад

@@BenDover-mo4jd here on RU-vid

@DjFunHub Год назад

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@user-ku5be4nc3g Год назад

I've read half of them and i disagree on rich dad poor dad (should be B tier) cause its too vague and power of now (also b tier) cause reading twice makes no sense. Six pillars of self esteem should be s tier cause it changed my life and gave me self respect.

@BiggTipper Год назад

Hard agree

@Alex-bl8uh Год назад

Just because reading power of now twice makes no sense intellectually definitely doesn't mean it's not s tier. It's the single most important book you can read in life. Without being able to really live in the present moment, you essentially experience life to a lesser degree. Also nearly all problems you personally have in the modern world are ego caused (you dont think so but its true), so if you read this book and learn to disable your ego when advantageous your benefit is unfathomable. You automatically become better in every single aspect of your life and also prevents to not chase what you actually don't want yourself.

@user-ku5be4nc3g Год назад

@@Alex-bl8uh You are right to some degree. My point (which i did not communicate well) is that once you know to be in the moment and start meditating in every situation you dont need the book anymore. So maybe that is the Definition of an s Tier book. To me it is not as there is not much more value in it and the value Comes from practice only.

@grigorirasputin2779 Год назад

List was also based on improvement pill’s opinion so we all have our own rankings

@kellymeggie 26 дней назад

Also hard agree Power of now already gives away the answer in the title and is grossly repetitive be in the now but he read it as a kid and is probably near and dear to him bc of that it would hit different if I read it as a teen…four agreements and mastery are better in my opinion and should have been ranked higher and above it

@Kryptdegen Год назад

As a man thinketh would be S tier in my opinion. James Allen drops quotable after quotable here. The words are very powerful

@TheBruceKeller Год назад

For Meditations, there is a much more modern translation out there by Gregory Hays so you don't have to feel like you're reading something from the 1800's lol.

@rahulshendre7089 Год назад

I will read the S tier book, although I know a lot about some of them through summary videos but nothing beats READING it yourself

@ecstacy745 Год назад

There are a lot better books in the a and b tier

@rahulshendre7089 Год назад

@@ecstacy745 i will reach there :)

@amoghparab1689 Год назад

@@rahulshendre7089 If you haven't started yet, then I would recommend you to start with Atomic Habits.

@rahulshendre7089 Год назад

@@amoghparab1689 thanks

@case_0223 Год назад

@@rahulshendre7089 wouldn’t recommend rich dad poor dad tbh. You could find much better advice and insights in the other books in S tier than that book.

@user-uy3vr1eb9c Год назад

I recommend the book Psychology of success, is a book in Spanish but really, is the best book for personal improvement

@SoMuchHutch Год назад

Psycho Cybernetics by Maxwell Maltz Self Discipline by Ray Clear/Vaden

@karma1507 4 месяца назад

I was about to recommend this book since I didn't see it on the list.

@AP.Bouncy Год назад

The alchemist is also a great book about following you dreams and realising life is about the journey not the destination

@palimo3653 Год назад

No Think Like a Monk by Jay Shetty? That book is a S tier timeless classic.

@TripleIProductions Год назад

This video is S tier!

@kab59592 6 месяцев назад

As a Man Thinketh has to be on this list! Criminally underrated. The Magic of thinking big by David Schwartz as well

@LjSly Год назад

I loved the video but where would you rank the book " How to talk to anyone by Leil Lowndes"?

@ono8741 28 дней назад

I believe the "Meditations" by Marcus Aurelius is one of the best "self-help" book out there, the one that will actually improve your life. But I do agree that the Penguin Classics version is hard to understand because of the old style English, I would recommend to read the translation of Gregory Hays, much more easier to read. Really solid tier list, btw.

@elnabz4731 10 месяцев назад

What do you recommend ebook or physical copy?

@darthclone7 10 месяцев назад

the 4 agreements is what helped me with my depression.. i never look at the mind the same after that.. i see it as another entity living within me.. the narrator designed by nature as part of the illusion while our soul is using the human interface.. so dont take whatever it says personal 😊

@thechillindillan Год назад

You gotta read the Pyramid of Success and Wooden (both made by James Wooden)

@jordanbeaudoin8425 7 месяцев назад

Watched this video and scrolled many comments - surprised there is no mention of 4000 Weeks by Oliver Burkeman. Would highly recommend. Also, the Jocko Willink books are solid, easy reads.

@tylerbytes 6 месяцев назад

Psychology of Money has to be on here! A great tier list though

@curtisgeist6122 Год назад

Cool list, definitely added a few to my list, missing Psycho-Cybernetics by Maxwell Maltz though.

@chips1752 Год назад

This, and thats at least an A tier book, but for me a definite S tier

@sakumina Год назад

True

@ashik6419 Год назад

Is it a worth read? And is it beginner friendly?

@curtisgeist6122 Год назад

@@ashik6419 very much so. It was published in 1960 so it’s kinda like a grandfather to these others books. I would say very beginner friendly.

@josht777 Год назад

I was gonna say the same, it's one of my favorites

@YourThoughts. Год назад

Atomic Habits is my favorite one💪

@A-Better-Version-Of-Myself Год назад

Some great books were mentioned

@ducksauce123 Год назад

The newsletter link doesn't work. The site is broken it seems

@Odrair Год назад

This tier list is mess up... If you really read those books you must have seen that most of them comes from the basics. So, i think something more accurate will be: S Tier (Jewels of wisdom that has endure centuries) - The art of war. Sun Tzu - Meditations. Marcus Aurelius -The Prince. Maquiavello -The republic. Plato A Tier. (Books that take the words of the classic authors to modern life and give precise advise). - How to win friends. -The 7 habits of higly effective people -Atomic Habits -48 laws of power B Tier. (Decent books with a lot of kinda-obvious content). Robert Greene (In general) C Tier (Just OK books that really dont have a strong foundation) -Rich dad poor dad (and every other inspirational but vague financial book) D Tier. (books with absolute no foundation) The Secret...

@carlosfazio1489 Год назад

Fax

@Alex-bl8uh Год назад

And power of now S+ tier

@uafc1 2 месяца назад

Hi. Interesting answer. Where would you rank "Think And Grow Rich"?

@jonfibonacci Год назад

Meditations would be S tier if you got the Modern Library version (;

@malachigrindle7063 Год назад

Meditations is S tier in any translation.

@srbenda2977 Год назад

What about Mark Divine and his books? The way of the seal, seal fit ect..

@Noone-hn6gz Год назад

Bro which software you use to make ur videos plz tell that ....

@BálintFogarasi 4 месяца назад

Life changing.

@SatyamBaghel-ly4cx Месяц назад

It's surprising that Whispers of Manifestation on Borlest isn't being talked about more. It's really impactful!

@bluebear2912 Год назад

Fanatical Prospecting - Jeb Blout is also very underrated

@kritagya1083 Год назад

thoughts on the 7 habits series ?

@jeavon69 Год назад

I have read 48 Laws of Power (I even shared this with a friend) and Think and Grow Rich thoroughly and marked the text. I have read majority of Rich Dad Poor Dad, How To Win Friends And Influence People, The Subtle Art Of Not Giving A F*ck, The Art of Seduction, and Mastery. I lightly read Atomic Habits

@ponternal Год назад

I read all those books when I was like 15 and kind of cringe

@nick05787 Год назад

@@ponternal And how old are you now?

@Alex-bl8uh Год назад

@@ponternal what's cringe?

@LordKirmada Год назад

@@ponternalur life is cringe

@ponternal Год назад

Most self improvement books can be summarized in 10 pages or less. The publishers just make them put a bunch of filler cherrypicked case studies to pad the book to 200 pages.

@jose.brother Год назад

@flakeyvisi0n733 Год назад

when I watch summeries it less rememberable then the reading the book

@the1hylander568 Год назад

You've clearly never read the: "9 page self improvement book"

@starmorpheus Год назад

You need to work on your attention span then

@tvb4227 Год назад

Lol someone dont read books.

@A_Seablue_Moon Месяц назад

Atomic Habits also takes a lot of inspiration from other self improvement books like The Power of Habit. I'd recommend to find the most updated book on the topic u wanna improve on (which in this case is Atomic Habits). If u wanna learn more about it or want other people's perspective on it, you can always read the more outdated books. I beleieve they bring value as well. But the most important things from the older books are usually already implemented in the newer, so it's not a "must read".

@Evensy2 Год назад

I would put Can't hurt me in S tier but that just my opinion, great book nonetheless

@shayariwallah6659 Год назад

Must read books -: Rich Dad Poor Dad , Atomic habits , Models ,Think and grow rich , The power of now , Man's search for meaning , Tao te ching , The millnaire Fastlane , The 48 laws of power .