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What Are the Best Books to Pick-Up for A Beginner?

Adam Eldaoushy
  • San Diego
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I'm a 19-year-old college student, but luckily enough I have an LLC already and have saved a good chunk of capital from my business to start investing. However, before diving head first, I'd like to educate myself. I learn best by reading and taking hand notes, I don't believe a course is the best fit for my learning style.

So, I would like to hear any recommendations of the best books to help me build my knowledge and develop my investing strategy. Budget is not an issue, just looking for the best possible resources.

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Hey Adam, also 20 and on a similar boat with you too. Here is exactly what I am doing right now

I started with personal improvement books such as Atomic Habits, How to Win Friends and Influence People, Can't Hurt Me by Goggins, The Intelligent Investor,...I do believe it's important for me to set out a good mindset, good habits, and a good work ethic before doing anything. After that, I then moved on to the Rich Dad Poor Dad series and other financial books. 

I am very positive with courses, after reading Rich Dad Poor Dad you will see why as well. I am also very interested in learning more from you about LLC too. Let me know if you want to connect and talk more brother.

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