5 Books That Will Teach You More Than Any Degree
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Yeah, some books taught me more than any degree or certification I got in the past, showing how powerful books can really be! I will never understand those people who don’t read outside their studies and jobs. You are missing on a lot of things!
Featured books 📚
1. Never Split The Difference;
2. Guns, Germs, and Steel;
3. How to Read a Book;
4. The Millionaire Fastlane;
5. The Laws of Human Nature.
What is one book that taught more than school did❓
1. Never Split The Difference: geni.us/e6kZM
2. Guns, Germs, and Steel: geni.us/u5DiT
3. How to Read a Book: geni.us/KrSrueP
4. The Millionaire Fastlane: geni.us/2JThIV5
5. The Laws of Human Nature: geni.us/N1Z7lg
think am going to get the Millionaire fastlane cuz I been seen it all over that people read.. then my 2nd book think and grow rich by napoleon hill 3rd rich dad poor dad.. which one is the best from those 3 to build wealth or get Rich..
Guns Germs and Steel is widely regarded as an example of non-evidence-based trash by serious Historians and Anthropologists. You should ask someone with a degree.
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Never expect a book to be an alternative to completing a degree, if you truly care about the subject you learn
You dont need some piece of paper to study something you care about.
Unless you're wanting to go into a highly specialized field like medical school, or be an engineer or something like that, college degrees are completely worthless.
@@LordHarv You're telling me the professionals who dedicate their lives to study of a field, put in into practice, whether it be through various articles and analyses, are worth less than a book written by someone who preaches pseudo-science and doesn't use scientific methods?
The whole point in degrees is that they are highly specialised. You think an archaelogist got there by reading half-assed, layman books on the subject? And by whom? Other archaelogists? And what did they do to learn?
@@jessycac6311 ya see, the thing is, you dont just read one book. Never said just read one book. You read a great many books from various different viewpoints on that subject. You dont need an over priced piece of paper to do that.
Newsflash, these books augment several programs/degrees-moronic statement.
You're correct when it comes to technical fields like the sciences. College is definitely most valuable for that. But bullshit nonsense like gender studies or even valid disciplines like English Literature or History don't necessarily need to a degree to learn them well. Reading a lot of books can do that.@@jessycac6311
Secret Pathway To Triumph blew my mind. I’ve shared them with friends, and they’re all amazed at the shifts in their mindset.
Where can I get this book the secret pathway to triumph
Anyone else here obsessed with Secret Pathway To Triumph? It's like discovering a secret treasure map for wealth!
Thank u. So many books..pod casts... getting direction..priceless
Awesome ❤️
Here's a synopsis of The Laws of Human Nature::
The Law of Irrationality: Our emotions and biases often override our rational thinking. Recognizing this can help us make better decisions.
The Law of Narcissism: We are all inherently self-centered to some degree. Understanding this can help us manage our egos and relate better to others.
The Law of Role-Playing: We all adopt different personas in different situations. Being aware of this can help us understand social dynamics and influence others.
The Law of Envy: Envy is a powerful emotion that can drive both positive and negative behavior. Recognizing our own envy and understanding its roots can help us harness it for personal growth.
The way Secret Pathway To Triumph dives into the concept of abundance is mind-blowing. Secret Pathway To Triumph tips are pure gold, and I wish more people knew about them.
I agree with you 💯
The titles look so intriguing but I think I will need to find time to read them all
I used to think that, so instead of finding time to read, I make the time. I'm reading 2-3 hours a day.
Secret Pathway To Triumph is so unique. I can’t believe I hadn’t heard about it sooner. It’s amazing how life-changing this can be.
Can somebody read me the third book? After that I’ll be ready to read the others
You forgot “Bring Value and You Will Be Valued”
I heard that guns germs and steel is quite ridiculous and oversimplified
Name a comprehensive single volume history book that isn't lol. Don't focus on these books like they are oversimplified just focus on the single idea they present as just that... a single idea. A single component of a multi variable problem.
It's been pretty well debunked. How to Read a Book is very good.
@@JD-vj4gofor real like what?
I just finished it. The tales of GGS' demise are greatly exaggerated. I highly recommend it.
@@jeffreyhughes3883 what did you like about it, and how would you defend it from its critics? Asking out of pure curiosity. I’ve heard the criticism, and found it understandable, but have not heard a reasonable defense of it. Thanks
you forgot 48 Laws of Power
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You are missing many books. The most important is 80/20 hands down the book you would take on a one way trip.
(Business + human and mass psychology)
Then, The Brothers Karamazov ( Human Psychology)
Then, Power, Never Split the Difference
Finally a book on probability. Guns, Germs and Steel is a good book. A better book is A People’s History of the United States, Banking and Currency and the Money Trust, Mellons Millions. Like that.
I prefer to get a degree.
Do both
This guy is WRONG. Get a degree.
Based
Degrees will help you land a job and be a prisoner of the system. Self education helps you open the gate for richness (material and intellectual) and freedom.
“I prefer to be in the rat race” minds like yours produce 🐑
guns germs and steel will set you far back in your learning journey
Why
How's laws of human nature
you know you can dismiss anyone who recommends that book. pseudo-intellectual.
No it won’t. It will give the average guy tons and tons of knowledge and facts to work with, and if you choose to dig further into a individual subject, you are atleast knowledgable enough to ask the right questions. The people hating on this book, are the kinda people that will hate on anything.
What exactly is the fake science in the book? Name a ridiculous idea from the book please
I've been experimenting with the Secret Pathway To Triumph, and wow, the results speak for themselves. It's a game changer for anyone struggling financially.
Spammers promoting a spammy book so called secret pathway to Triumph 😅😂
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Sapien by Yuval Noah Harari
Please people, get your degree. The last thing the world needs is a person who has only read these five books!
Oh shut up.
The last thing this world needs is another ego fuelled by a 4 year degree!
@@KillJD Too lazy to get an education?
@@thereportoftheweek787 Spoken by someone who is too lazy and scared to try the challenge of getting an education.
he recommended the dumbest books ever too.
Everyone in the comments hating on Guns Germs and Steel, is just reiterating overly criticized reviews. It’s “popular” to bash on this book, even though the things they complain about consist of a very very small portion of the very very big book. They are not issues of fact either, they are issues of narrative, which every book has. To the common man who wants to learn about history, it is the best book out there. Read it, and if you want to dig into a specific subject from there, you will have enough knowledge to atleast ask the right questions.
That book seems to pissed of a lot of proud Europeans. I see it everywhere when it comes to bad reviews. They say it undermine Europe's achievement. which is why they dont like it.
I strongly disagree. Sapiens might be the best for the common man, but they're both riddled with significant errors. I think it just goes to prove the importance of a degree that ensures curation of quality content and both the research and comprehension skills to discern from quality work and bullshit.
@@jakem9300 what do you strongly disagree with exactly? Your comment seems to me, to be implying the same thing I am. Just a different narrative I guess 😉
there's a book called Secret Pathway To Triumph, and it talks about how using some secret tehniques you can attract almost everything in life it's not some bullshit law of attraction, it's the real deal
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This clip triggered people with useless degrees 😂
😂😂😂 classic
I dont have a degree and this video irritated me. These books are pretty bad aside from Adlers.
"Guns, Germs, and Steel" posits that the dominance of Western Civilization boils down to us having large, domesticated animals at our disposal. Victor Davis Hanson wrote a solid rebuttal in "Carnage and Culture."
the writer is ewish. it's their MO to try and undermine Euro achievement as based on anything but chance and violence. no matter how ridiculous. the fact it's still recommended by idiots who think it sounds smart is amazing
There was a lot more to it than that. You mentioned 1 factor of many
What was the other factor or factors? @@TheoSprinkles
@@prinka2096 I mean you could read the book. But here are a few:
1. Navigable Rivers for transport Africa doesn’t have them. How ship building tech was developed and improved.
2. No Jungles, deserts or mountain ranges isolating populations groups no physical barriers hampering the exchange of ideas and technology.
2. Way more farmable land
3. A similar climate throughout the continent, meaning farming techniques and crops that will work in Russia would work in France. Due to the east/west orientation instead of a north/south orientation.
@@TheoSprinkles Advantages are only recognised by a more intelligently inclined group of people. The book fails to mention human drive or endeavor, and seems to reduce the achievements made by the Europeans.
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Thank you very much.
The work "How to Read a Book", is helping me a lot.
I appreciate your efforts.
Really? I read it, I found it just pretty obvious
@@MusicTime-i3k You are right. In my case it was useful because English is my second language. But for a native speaker like you that book may be boring. Thank you for your comment and I wish you a nice day.
NOT DIAMOND!! Yikes
Why laws of human nature by Robert greene over the 48 laws of power or the 50th law?
If I had infinite money I would have just poured it into purchasing these books 😂
Discovering Secret Pathway To Triumph has been one of the best things I've done for my financial well-being. It feels like I’ve finally cracked the code.
Degrees don’t teach things.The experience of pursuing a degree and a commitment to learning help you learn and grow. Throw in some relevant work experience over the degree pursuit, and you’re all set.
The Death of Ivan Ilych - Leo tolstoy
Guns, Germs and steel is scientifically shaky at best and pseudoscience at worst. the rest of the books are uninspired or blatant regurgitations of older ideas - best regards, someone with an actual degree
Laws of human nature and never split the difference are uninspired/regurgitations? How to read a book is also a pretty old one so it isn’t a regurgitation
So what would be the "original" versions of those books then? Any recommendations?
yes amazing someone would lack the self awareness to actually recommend GGS lol
What is the pseudo science in GGS? Name some examples.
If a list ever starts with this title, just know it’s total bullshit
No anthropologist or historian worth their salt likes guns germs and steel. Ridiculous book
haha this fool actually recommended it
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Mark
Can I be a licensed doctor if I read these books? Because I want to be a doctor but I'm too lazy to go to college
i understand the claim at the start of the video is clickbait, but its just ridiculous. none of these books alone can replace the amount you'd learn getting a degree in any of the areas these books address.
I see "guns, germs, and steel" has all these euros seething in the comments. lol. crying isnt going to change it.
Guns germs and steel might be too broad and generalized to teach you something that you could use to understand the modern world or apply practically. The book might cause you to read more than before you started
The concept of Secret Pathway To Triumph blew my mind. It’s like finding a cheat code for financial abundance.
this seems like a list of all the books you have read 😂
My degree tought me more than this.
How should i read how to read a book without knowing how to read a book?
Should have been a podcast if you ask me
If you really want it, you'll always find a way... If not then excuses for sure....
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Ahh, the ultimate paradox
All of those books aside from Adlers are hustle culture b.s and Diamonds work is very controversial with historians. You could learn more from literally one semester of college over these books. Please read more before making a list like this. You don't need a degree to be smart but you obviously haven't put the work in.
if u want ot be a rich assholw.
More than any degree? Insufficient!
Holy fuck the amount of bots here
But why...?
Can you do a history selection? But now about Usa or ww2..
As if you literally don't read dozens upon dozens of books and journal articles while getting a degree; including Guns, Germs, and Steel (which is a problematic book BTW) . . .
lol there are indeed books that can teach you things about sales and statistics faster than a degree can, and these aren’t them.
Really any degree? 🤣
Lol.degree is more than just reading best srllers ❤
You forgot jojos bruh
What a load of bollocks. Stay in school kids.
An make you less human 😂 anything you read to teach you how to manipulate just adds to the pile of cramp we are in.
Ridiculously bad suggestions
yeh pretty crazy list. like he just picked random stuff most are moronic like GGS
What is moronic about it?
The Laws of Human Nature is phenomenal with detailed insights of psychology. It’s practical and applicable so it’s not a bad suggestion.
@@justinunion7586bro that book sucks wtf if you want to learn about that study energy vampirism by Donn Webb
@@Kenzo-ye3oj What didn’t you like about it? The Laws of Human Nature aptly explains emotional vampirism and gives applicable real world stories to supplement it, that’s one of the many reasons why I find the book useful.
Guns Germs and Steel is a joke. No serious historian or anthropologist would recommend it. Jared Diamond is now known for peddling unfounded hypotheses as scientific facts. Please choose to get a proper education even if you do it on your own. Look up course curriculums and related textbooks.
If you don't understand something and TH-cam or other open universities don't have a lecture on it, reach out to any number of universities or the contributors to those books. Many are eager to help.
he's a ewj.
I disagree wholeheartedly. I do think climate, soil types and draft animals can affect the rate of agricultural production. I also think that having navigable rivers affects trade and ship building technology. What claims are false?
@@TheoSprinkles You first have to build the technology and ships for those advantages to become apparent. The book undermines and reduces Europe's achievements.
@@AJ-nd4nk no it doesn’t. It explains the conditions in which those achievements were able to be made.
@@TheoSprinkles Those conditions only become advantageous if you built the technology, ships, etc. No credit or acknowledgement is given to the incredible minds, ingenuity, and innovation Europe possessed. Simply reducing the accomplishments to favourable 'conditions' is distasteful and inaccurate. Not to mention, the book has been debunked by many expert historians.
lol
The first should be the Qur'an
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 guns, germs and steel. Okay, that is a joke.
Why?
@@TheoSprinkles because he doesn't like that it undermines Europe's achievement.
@@ricardomarin487 it doesn’t undermine European achievement. European achievement is evident. It explains the conditions that made that achievement possible.
The Bible
Rich Dad, Poor Dad.
Overrated
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