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The richest and most successful people in the world spend most of their time reading books. They never get tired of reading a book, because reading a lot of books improves their logical thinking. Successful people always read books that help them educate themselves and teach them how to manage their money. According to statistics, 85% of the world's rich read 2 or more books a month. Research concludes that each of us should not neglect reading books to find our place in life and achieve success. True, reading a book does not guarantee that you will become a billionaire, but reading is not without its benefits.

Below we introduce you to some of the books on how to make money, invest and spend. These books are diamonds and bestsellers and have been coming off store shelves for years.

 

"Think and Be Rich"

 

 

Inspired by the legendary entrepreneur Andrew Carnegie, journalist Napoleon Hill spent 20 years researching the lives and success of 500 billionaires and in 1937 published the world-famous best-selling book Seller. He divides the secret of being rich into 13 principles and points out the main reasons for failure. The book highlights how powerful a weapon human psychology is.

"What do rich people think"

 

Steve Siebold has spent 30 years interviewing more than 1200 billionaires and millionaires. He concluded that everyone has the same opportunity to be rich. This book shares with young people the secrets of how to get rich.

"Rich father, poor father"

 

In this book, multimillionaire Robert Kiyosaki tells the story of two fathers, himself and his best friend’s father. This book summarizes the different ideas that a rich father and a poor father give to their child.

The richest man in Babylon (George S. Clason)

 

George S. Clason’s classic work shows how to get rich by making personal savings. The main content of the book teaches you how to save 10 in 1 of your earned income and manage your expenses

Rich habits (daily successful habits of rich people)

 

Writer Thomas Corley spent 5 years of his life studying the lifestyles of the rich and the poor. As a result, he described in his work two different views, rich and poor habits.