Extreme Ownership by Jocko Willink

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Oct 15, 2024
7:33:01am

Ransom's Grandson Redshirt Freshman

Extreme Ownership by Jocko Willink

This book leans toward leadership, but I felt it was great for my personal development.

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Ransom's Grandson

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My son approached me about paying him to read educational books.

7:28am

Richest man in Babylon, rich dad poor dad, the millionaire next door

RexIdaCoug

7:30am

Of course there is" Rich Dad, Poor Dad", and the teen version. Highly recommend.

DixiCoug

7:32am

Extreme Ownership by Jocko Willink

Ransom's Grandson

7:33am

The Greatest Salesman in the World.

7:33am

These are some we’ve put on our kids list.

chivo

7:33am

RE: These are some we’ve put on our kids list.

DixiCoug

7:38am

Thanks. HCBW was the one with the idea, and they are books that have changed our

chivo

8:31am

New Ideas from Dead Economists

Greg Kite's 'stache

7:33am

Bonds That Make Us Free

Hambone

7:34am

This was a life-changing book for me

reddead

8:38am

“How to win friends and influence people” - we’re actually going through it

BYU-Ite

7:36am

My son and I are reading The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich together.

MickShrimpton

7:36am

Also consider "miracle equation"

DixiCoug

7:37am

The Index Card. It’s about personal finance

squirrelyearl

7:38am

Cartoon Introduction to Economics

bythenumbers

7:40am

Thinking Fast and Slow

bythenumbers

7:42am

I'm fond of Who Moved my Cheese

LeonMarek

7:43am

Atomic Habits

bythenumbers

7:47am

Essentialism-Greg McKeown (also and LDS guy)

Zedhead

7:51am

The Real Estate Game by Bill Poorvu. He taught the real estate courses at Harvard Business school for years. He wrote

HarlemCoug

7:53am

Never Split the Difference, Killer Angels, The Goal, The tipping Point

Rexy Coug

7:57am

Endurance

BR549

8:03am

35 years ago my parents would pay $0.01/page & $0.02/page for scriptures

8:05am

We had our son read the bio of Russell nelson... it was good for him.

runnincoug

8:41am

I've read a few biographies of the modern-day prophets. All were inspiring!

Ransom's Grandson

8:46am

At about age 14 I’d also recommend The Anxious Generation so they can be aware

Nakedbootleg

10:01am

14 year old isn’t going to be able to tolerate that book.

10:06am

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