r/AskReddit 14h ago

What's the best book you've ever read?

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u/sweetymorafit 8h ago

Kind of cheesy one but Rich Dad, Poor Dad really helped me be more aware financially

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u/Specific_Berry6496 6h ago

That book is the reason why young people can’t afford houses now. They ruined our housing market!

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u/Pink_Star_Galexy 5h ago

Was not expecting this, interesting.

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u/AgentScreech 7h ago

Too bad the dude's company went bankrupt.

I'm sure the contents are valid, but the context wasn't 100% accurate

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u/Brueguard 4h ago

Also some of the dude's advice is unethical/illegal.

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u/reality72 5h ago

There are plenty of successful people who have survived bankruptcy.

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u/DickCheneysTaint 3h ago

He's the Dan Bilzerian of self-help

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u/Rekrabsrm 7h ago

There is a graphic novel format of this book now to!

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u/IndubitablePrognosis 3h ago

Very much in the "inspirational, not instructional" category of self-help. 

Last I saw the guy he was hawking ammo and crypto.