Absolutely! I appreciate that, Christopher. I think it’s more that, even though I dislike the language he uses, I can’t help but agree with much of what he says. Lol. It’s almost annoying.

Good deal. I will still follow your blog even if you don’t. It’s interesting you found his points valid, perhaps maybe I missed something. Thanks for your response!

Hey Christopher!

Awesome comment! Yes, I’ve read it. I admit that the beginning is really hard to get through. His writing is terribly corny and salesy. But I do think his points are valid and he teaches a lot of great points. I think you made a great comparison between him and Robert K. I’m just not sure if he is popular enough to deserve a post dedicated to him haha. Seriously though, if I did a post on Tai Lopez, I could do DeMarco. I will add that to my writing list and heavily consider doing it.

Cheers,
Kalen

All of these work well as audiobooks! Audio is about 80% of how I listen to books as well! 🙂

Thank you for sharing this list.

I am more of an audio book listener rather than a book reader!

Of these books, which would be less suitable for audio due to having content that requires seeing such as graphs and images?

Thanks
Joe

There is no doubt about it. I have read that. As Warren Buffett said, if you wanna succes in stock market and know all
of investation, take and read it.

Just realised that I’ve already seen this list and picked the same book – it must be good ;D

I agree! And I think Warren Buffet would second that!

The local library is the best. When I figured out they could borrow books from around the country, I used the library constantly to read or listen to every book I wanted.