Books I Liked

Reading physical books is still the best thing to do in my opinion. There are pdf, audio books and other things but Reading paper books has its own advantages. I am not very much into books, but still I have read good number of books along with some of coding books. But the books which I liked the most are mainly 2 books, one is on motivation and other is of finance. There are might be 10s of books which are quite good, but this 2 book is my personal favorite till now.

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You can Win

The motivation in your life should come from somewhere and if you are not getting that motivation from anywhere then you should push yourself I.e. like helping yourself to succeed. And this is what You Can Win book is all about. It is a self help book published by Shive Khera which provides practical and motivational advice to achieve great success in your personal or professional lives. It gives a practical application on how you can help yourself to achieve success in life.

The great thing about the book is that it gives us the real life examples and helps us to visualize the principles which actually being discussed in the book. The book provides a exercises at the end of the chapter to help the readers to apply the concepts of the book in the readers lives. Also the book is written in a simple language which helps the readers to grasp the concepts easily.

Some of the Key Takeways of the book are:

1. Attitude is Everything
2. Set Clear Goals
3. Take responsibility
4. Develop good habits
5. Focus on continuous improvement
6. Take action

Rich Dad and Poor Dad

I know this book doesn't need any introduction and all the people out there might have heard about this book in their lifetime. Also people who are finance enthusiasts would surely read this book. In this book the author has described the financial management by comparing his two dads, the rich Dad and Poor Dad.

Some of the Key Takeways of the book are:

1. Focus on assets and not liabilities
2. The rich doesn't work for money, only Poor does and that's why having financial education is necessary.
3. Work to learn and not for money, and save as much as possible.

In this book the author compares how his Poor Dad is highly educated, salaried man, hard worker but still is poor whereas his Rich Dad without any formal education is an entrepreneur. The rich Dad had given emphasis in financial education and his motto was to build wealth you have to run a business and thus you need to generate passive income streams.

These two books are my all time favorite till now and I am eagerly waiting for the more books which can top these two books.

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