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3 books to read to become successful!

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·Nov 3, 2024

Three standout books that really have an impression on me.

One by Tony Robbins, it's called Life. It's such an easy-to-read book about every single kind of advancement in the medical field. Easy to understand everything for longevity, anti-aging, how to sort of extend your life in a much more healthy feeling in a healthy body, internally, exterior, and in mind.

Next book, The Future is Faster Than You Think, by Peter Diamandis is called. That book really shows you how quick the future is upon us. It's a great book to see what things are coming; probably a lot of them are already here and passed because the book came out a few years ago. But it's a great book to sort of get yourself up to speed on really where this world's going from as far as technologies.

The third book is my all-time favorite, which is Atlas Shrugged, written by a lady. She was a Russian immigrant back in the 1950s. It's really a book that talks about altruism versus capitalism and how the world really needs capitalism to basically assist with bringing intellectual.

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