Recommend me books about money making

[jacknine119]

I'll be glad. Now i don't much care about other things in my life. First is purpose and money. I can't survive anymore if i will not learn to make money.

[Michael569]

Find a full time job for a start so you can start getting some regular income. 

Making lot of money without proper prior experience and capital is harder. You can also start investing but it depends how much you can afford to put away each month. Maybe investing 100 EURO each month into a fund with compound interest would be a good way but it is important you DO NOT touch this money for 30 years. Only invest what you don't need. 

And please for the love of god, stop sport betting (referring to your other post), in the long run you are losing money you could have invested in a long term fund of some sort. Betting is one of the worst ways to treat personal finances. 

Few questions, if you don't mind: 

Do you have an opened bank account? 

What's your education? 

What's your work experience so far? 

How old are you? 

Edited Tuesday at 10:59 AM by Michael569

[Raze]

the psychology of money

the simple path to wealth 

I will teach you to be rich 

[Buck Edwards]

I like the advice Michael gave. 

I'll add —

Making a lot of money requires that you learn a serious marketable skill. 

You have to create massive value for people in the product you're offering them. 

Or. A high level corporate job that gives you a high income. For this you need to be able to give the company what skill and labor requirements it demands from you. 

For this overall —

Work on your health. 

Work on your skill. 

Work on providing value. 

 

[NewKidOnTheBlock]

Noone here is rich and will never be. Those books will not make you rich either. The best you can hope for in terms of money is to have a good decently paying job and that's pretty much it. Gotta keep it realistic cause noone does here

[Dauntment]

How to Get Rich by Felix Dennis (for an EXTREMELY small % of the population; basically you'd be setting your LIFE PURPOSE to making money......)

The millionaire Fastlane - Much more conventional. Simple principles yet transformative if applied.

Other than that.....don't really need much more than that. (Unless you just want to mentally masturbate via reading money-making books lol)

10% theory bro

[Dauntment]

11 hours ago, NewKidOnTheBlock said:

Noone here is rich and will never be. Those books will not make you rich either. The best you can hope for in terms of money is to have a good decently paying job and that's pretty much it. Gotta keep it realistic cause noone does here

Poop ass post cuhh. Don't project negativity because YOU don't see/believe other ways. Some of us are doing (very) fine. :D

[NewKidOnTheBlock]

17 hours ago, Dauntment said:

Poop ass post cuhh. Don't project negativity because YOU don't see/believe other ways. Some of us are doing (very) fine. 

Sorry, can't help it. Reality just has a strange way of crushing you into a pulp, it is remarkably efficient in doing so

[jacknine119]

@Michael569 Yeah. Now i stop complaining and just going to start work and also learning programing. I think this will be great skill to learn. Also i am going to study English, in a higher lever and also russian but i am not sure if i should waste energy in studying Russian, what do you think?

[jacknine119]

@Michael569 Yeah. Now i stop complaining and just going to start work and also learning programing. I think this will be great skill to learn. Also i am going to study English, in a higher lever and also russian but i am not sure if i should waste energy in studying Russian, what do you think?

[jacknine119]

@NewKidOnTheBlock Then why are you here?

[jacknine119]

@Dauntment Action is more powerful i agree. But i'll say theory is 25 %. 10 is so low.

[jacknine119]

@Buck Edwards yup thanks.

[Javfly33]

On 7/1/2025 at 6:25 PM, NewKidOnTheBlock said:

Noone here is rich and will never be. Those books will not make you rich either. The best you can hope for in terms of money is to have a good decently paying job and that's pretty much it. Gotta keep it realistic cause noone does here

Exactly 😂

On 8/1/2025 at 5:48 AM, Dauntment said:

Poop ass post cuhh. Don't project negativity because YOU don't see/believe other ways. Some of us are doing (very) fine. 

Show us the Ferrari then .

[Michael569]

1 hour ago, jacknine119 said:

i am not sure if i should waste energy in studying Russian, what do you think?

i don't know, you tell me...

There might be a potential value in studying Russian. The current conflict won't last forever and at some point, Russia will re-open its gates to the international market, nobody really knows when, might be another 15 years before the current regime ends and some sort of pseudo-democracy is introduced. Still, if you acquire right skills in the meantime and get a decent knowledge of Russian, you might be in a great position when that happens....if that's what you'd want to do. 

The more important question is, what are you passionate about? 

Also, what level of education have you completed? 

Edited yesterday at 02:22 PM by Michael569

[Twentyfirst]

The best teaching to get rich is to do opposite of the masses since they are poor 

[NewKidOnTheBlock]

2 hours ago, jacknine119 said:

@NewKidOnTheBlock Then why are you here?

I still want to maximize the ammount of money I'll make. Maximizing the so called "staged orange" probably leads to the best possible life. Since capitalism will certainly not go away in our lifetimes (in my opinion at least) might as well try to make the best of it. Just being a realist about it.

Becomming some commie hippie or seeking any other alternative path aren't really viable options once you analyze it rigorously enough and be honest with yourself

2 hours ago, Javfly33 said:

Exactly 😂

See, anyone who's worked a 9-5 before knows how things really be

[Jacob Morres]

psychology of money is an important one for the mindset aspect of money 

[jacknine119]

@Jacob Morres i am reading this exactly.

[Jacob Morres]

@jacknine119 nice. Leo has a video on that one too. Very practical book imo