№ 01
“If you own a small business or you're about to buy one, this is the book that will save you from becoming the bottleneck in your own company.” source
Founder of Contrarian Thinking and author of Main Street Millionaire
Codie Sanchez
Codie Sanchez is the founder of Contrarian Thinking, author of the New York Times bestseller Main Street Millionaire, and host of the BigDeal podcast. A former Wall Street investor, she now teaches people to buy cash-flowing small businesses.
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№ 02
“In Never Split the Difference, Chris Voss's talks about a technique called "mirroring." Reflect back your counterpart's words, tone and body language, and you'll get on the same page faster.” source
№ 03
“Mindset by Carol Dweck. This is where I start with anyone who wants to change their money story.” source
№ 04
“We read Peter Thiel's Zero to One and we were like, oh, we've got to do the one thing and we have to be massively focused or we're not going to be successful.” source
№ 05
“It takes lessons from combat and applies them to the business world. It's about taking responsibility in good times and bad.” source
№ 06
“I've read around 200 books on money. These are the 15 worth your time.” source
№ 07
“The Almanack of Naval Ravikant, a guide to wealth and happiness.” source
№ 08
“You should read this book if you want to become a better investor, if you want to get better at decision making, if you want to figure out how to take your money and make more money with it.” source
№ 09
“Sam Zell is the definition of a contrarian. He built the largest commercial real estate holding company in the US by going where nobody else would.” source
№ 10
“He took a single dime store in a small Arkansas town and turned it into Walmart, the biggest retailer in the world. That is the Main Street playbook.” source
№ 11
“Books are the way to compound years of knowledge, wisdom, life experience and training into a short amount of time.” source
№ 12
“I think Rich Dad Poor Dad got it completely wrong. Here's how wealth actually works, and why.” source
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