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Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki. Skip. I know. Look, if you're starting off understanding the difference between an entrepreneur and investor, not critical. You can skip it for now. Losing my virginity by Richard Branson. Skip. Awesome book. Not needed. If you're starting off, that's not the right book. Lean Startup by Eric Rees. Study. The idea of pre-validation and working backwards from the customer is how you win in business. The $100 Startup by Chris Skill in business. Read. It'll inspire you. Good frameworks. Fundamentals. Do it. No. Unless you're fucking depressed and you feel like giving up. If you need a shot of motivation, skip. Great book. Awesome frame. I think there's better books to solve that problem. How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carney. Study. You are a byproduct of your proximity to other people. You're the byproduct of the energy of people you spend time with. You can accomplish anything in life, helping other people get what they want. That is the Bible for that framework. Built to last by Jim Collins. Skip. It's not the right book for a first-time entrepreneur. Never split the difference by Chris Voss. Definitely read. You'll become a lethal negotiator, which honestly, when you start off, that's all you're doing. Influenced by Robert Chialdean. Study. It's human psychology. I mean, once you understand how the world works, you see the world differently. It has so many secondary benefits. Study it.

Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki. Skip. I know. Look, if you're starting off understanding the difference between an entrepreneur and investor, not critica…