1. "Rich Dad, Poor Dad"- by Robert Kiyosaki
2. "Think and Grow Rich"- by Napolean Hill.
These books were the starting point for me. Recently, both books became very popular.
In the first one, Kiyosaki has explained well the significance of financial literacy and many other intersting facts and ideas especially about assets and liabilities.
In the second one, Hill elaborates how strong desire backed up by a faithfully executed plan converts into monetory gain.
Both the books are a must read for beginners and I recommend reading it. Its really interesting.
Cheers,
nkpanjiyar
2. "Think and Grow Rich"- by Napolean Hill.
These books were the starting point for me. Recently, both books became very popular.
In the first one, Kiyosaki has explained well the significance of financial literacy and many other intersting facts and ideas especially about assets and liabilities.
In the second one, Hill elaborates how strong desire backed up by a faithfully executed plan converts into monetory gain.
Both the books are a must read for beginners and I recommend reading it. Its really interesting.
Cheers,
nkpanjiyar
