00:00Ok, so I've been on a bit of a reading binge lately, and I kept noticing the same handful
00:04of books popping up on every this-changed-my-life list out there. So I went digging, compared prices,
00:10checked the reviews, and pulled together the 5 best-selling books on money and startups that
00:14people are actually buying right now, plus I found some seriously good deals on all of them.
00:19Let's get into it! First up, the classic that started it all,
00:24Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill, and this is the revised and updated edition for the 21st
00:28Century, which is honestly the version you want. The original language can feel a little dated,
00:34but this update keeps Hill's core ideas about desire, persistence, and the power of a definite
00:39plan while making the examples relevant to today. Nearly 5,000 copies sold and a solid 4.7 rating
00:46tells you something. At $10.45, you're paying about the price of a sandwich for a book that's
00:52been shaping entrepreneurs for almost 90 years. If you've never read it, start here.
00:58Next is Zero to One by Peter Thiel with Blake Masters, and this one's a completely different
01:03flavor. Instead of motivation, you get sharp, contrarian thinking about what it actually takes
01:09to build something new. Thiel's whole argument is that copying what works gets you from one to end,
01:15but real progress is going from zero to one, creating something that didn't exist before.
01:20It's short, it's dense, and every chapter makes you stop and rethink an assumption.
01:25This edition is $13.50 with a 4.7 rating and just under 5,000 sold.
01:31If you've got a startup idea rattling around in your head, read this before you write a single
01:36line of code. Now, my personal favorite on this list,
01:40The Psychology of Money by Morgan Housel. What makes this book special is that it's
01:44not about spreadsheets or stock picks. It's 19 short stories about how people actually behave with money,
01:50and why doing well with money has almost nothing to do with how smart you are.
01:55It's about patience, ego, and knowing what enough looks like.
01:59It's the easiest read here by far, and the cheapest at just $8.76 under 9 bucks with a 4
02:05.7 rating.
02:06If you only buy one book from this video, honestly, make it this one.
02:11Coming in at number 4 is another Morgan Housel pick,
02:14This one bundles the money psychology angle with the art of spending money and wealth management ideas.
02:20So it's less about how to earn more and more about how to actually use what you have without
02:24wrecking your peace of mind. And here's the thing that caught my eye,
02:28this is the only book on the list with a perfect 5.0 rating.
02:32Not a single soft review. At $10.49, it pairs beautifully with the previous book,
02:39read them back to back and you've basically got a complete framework for thinking about your finances.
02:44And rounding out the list, we've got another edition of 0-1 at $16.97 with a 4.9 rating.
02:51Now, you might be wondering why the same title shows up twice, and the answer is print quality.
02:57This is the higher-end edition, and if you're the kind of person who actually annotates,
03:01highlights, and keeps books on a shelf for years, the paper and binding difference is genuinely noticeable.
03:07Around 4,700 sold with that 4.9 rating backs it up.
03:12Sheeper version if you just want the ideas, this one if you want the ideas and a book that
03:17survives being re-read 5 times.
03:20Alright, that's the list all 5 links are down in the description,
03:23and I've checked that the prices are current.
03:25If this helped you figure out what to read next, drop a like,
03:29and hit subscribe because I do these roundups every week.
03:32Happy reading, I'll catch you in the next one.
03:35Happy reading, I'll catch you in the next one.
03:35Happy reading, I'll catch you in the next one.
03:35Terima kasih.
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