The 7 Best Book Review, changed my life

Whoever does not read does not know the pleasure that he wastes. I have watched many films and series, but I have never reached the pleasure that I find when reading the book, The World of Books is Another World. As Malcolm X said, “One book can change a man’s life.” Do not underestimate the power of books. This happened to me. Indeed, there are many books that I have read and that I am currently reading, and this is a list of the 7 books that have affected me greatly.

1. Rich Dad, Poor Dad : Robert T Kiyosaki

The entire book revolves around the phrase. This book is incredibly interesting if you truly want to know what the wealthy teach their children about money. I read 100 pages in two days (103 to be exact), and this book is really interesting if you actually want to know what the wealthy teach their children about money. Because if you come from a middle-class household, you’re probably familiar with the phrase “jobs are stable, but enterprises are too hazardous.” The book, on the other hand, eloquently demonstrates how many extra variables the above assertion has. The manner it educates is pretty excellent, despite the use of simple terminology. Highly recommended for anyone considering starting a business to give them a better understanding of what it is and how to make it operate. Because, at the end of the day, execution is everything. There is no such thing as a good or terrible idea; what matters is how well it is implemented.

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2. Islam between East and West : Alija Izetbegović

There are no words to describe this book. It is a scientific encyclopedia. If you are interested in knowing Islam in its true form, then you should read this more than important book. I did not put it in the first place except because it is the most book that changed my life in a very positive way. The least thing I learned from this book is why I am a Muslim and what It means to be a Muslim And finally, these books are my personal list. You may want to share your favorite book with me in a comment at Do not hesitate.

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3. The Alchemist: Paulo Coelho

The alchemist by Paulo Coelho is an inspiring story of Santiago, a youthful Spanish boy. The story deals with the conflict between the dream and love. But the writer ends up proving that love is support to achieve the dreams. Real love will never pull you away from goals. The book will surely teach you to find the joy in the simplest things. The lessons given by alchemist to Santiago will deeply touch your heart. If you have the ability to read between the lines, you will take life-changing lessons from the book. One of the biggest obstacles in our lives is fear, which stops us from living our destiny. But Coelho quoted, “fear of suffering is worse than suffering itself”. Throughout the journey, Santiago gets guidance of alchemist who makes him believe that if you really want to achieve something, the whole universe will conspire to help you in it. According to the alchemist You have to pay price for living the dream but price of not living the dream is more.

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4. The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People : Paulo Coelho

Writing a review on 7 Habits of Highly effective people may its self make into a book as Steven R Covey has very beautifully written the habits which are common to all successful and effective people, and they still hold good even though they were written more than a couple of decades ago.

The first habit of’BEING PROACTIVE’ details about the circle of influence and circle of concern and how to expand the circle of influence. This is followed by the second habit’ BEGIN WITH THE END IN MIND’ and puts importance on the need to understand the goal of our life and the means to achieve the same. PUT FIRST THINGS FIRST is the third habit and talks about how to understand which task is important and which is urgent and how to distinguish between the two.

Then the 4th habit is THINK WIN, which emphases that you should always focus on creating a win-win situation so that both the parties are benefited in a deal. The 5th habit say that one should first try to understand the other person’s issue and then expect his issue to be understood. SYNERGY which puts the light on team work and SHARPENING THE SAW which is all about renewing and re-balancing the resources are the last two habits.

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5. The Richest Man in Babylon : George Samuel Clason

Great book! The author, writes about the wisdom of wealth possessed by ancient Babylonians. All historians agree that Babylon was the richest of all the ancient kingdoms, although it was located in the middle of a dry, arid desert. The information contained in this book is acquired by the careful transliteration of the ancient clay tablets discovered by archeologists over the many years after the discovery of the ruins of this once great kingdom in ancient Mesopotamia. The first section deals with advice on money-making by a very rich & powerful man named Akkad. He is undoubtedly the richest man in Babylon, for he even lends gold to the emperor in the times of crisis. The later half describes tales which are directly taken from the ancient tablets, all containing profound financial advice on the art of wealth-incremement. One hundred fifty odd pages, it took me about 5 hours to finish it. Go for it, it's really a good book, unlike all those other books on the same subject that promise to provide a lot but are full of pseudoscience & BS.

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6. The idiot succeeds: Torao Tokuda

Not only did this book change my life, but I felt that I needed to furnish it several times to fully comprehend the vast amount of judgment it contained.

Advice for everyone to read, this book is one of the best books ever. This book will motivate you to work and create in your heart enthusiasm for success.

The message conveyed by the book is simple: Action is the secret to success.

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7. Think and Grow Rich: Napoleon Hill

It took a quarter-century to gather research and compose this book, a tremendous amount of time and work. The author has created a wonderful book full of life lessons. “This book is perhaps the best self-help book ever published,“ says the back of the book, and I agree and support that statement. This book was released in the 1940s, and while it was an older book, it had all the vital and timeless material that we consider now and in the future.

If you try to flip the pages of this book when you are confronted with criticism in your life, you will discover a method to cope with it and move on to your destination in whatever field you are working in. I was able to learn a lot only by reading a few chapters because I haven’t finished the book yet. One thing is certain about this book: if you want to make your goal a reality, you must be PRACTICAL; else, it will remain on your WISH LIST and never come true.

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