Fuck you /biz/

[Anonymous No.4704598]

You guys shilled me this piece of shit. I am 2 hours in and until now all i hear is this guy bragging about him being a chad during his youth, wtf?!

ITT: worthless books

[Anonymous No.4704628]

>2 hours in
OP he gets over and done with his youth within a handful of pages if I remember correctly. You're just a slow reader.

[Anonymous No.4704671]

>>4704628
>reading books
audiobooks help me memorize stuff better

[Anonymous No.4704899]

>>4704671
I suck cocks: the post

[Anonymous No.4704916]

>>4704598
>2 hours in
It's a short book, you should be done by now! Are you a brainlet?

[Anonymous No.4705019]

>>4704916
>muh soybean oil

[Anonymous No.4705052]

>>4704671
>hearing audiobooks
not feeling braillebooks
pleb

[CryptoTakeoff !!GsDXYAs1YV2 No.4705185]

It's a good book, but the tl;dr is actually short: cut your losses, have a plan.

[Anonymous No.4705267]

If you're not heavily in debt or retarded with money, "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" really is a terrible book.

[Anonymous No.4705359]

>>4705267
This.
I was falling for that meme as well

[Anonymous No.4705504]

Not even memeing, this book is pure garbage, yet every fucking "business books" article recommends it.
Literally just invents some buzzword "autosuggestion" and rattles on about it whenever he can. Crackpot.
Felt like I wasted valuable time reading it, hell I've read 10x better advice from Tony Robbins.

[Anonymous No.4705509]

>>4705052
>feeling braille
Not smelling bibliopheromones

[Anonymous No.4705519]

>>4705185
This book is about the "Green Lumber" guy right? Nissam Taleb references this work quite a bit in Incerto.

[Anonymous No.4705840]

>>4705504
Thanks I was about to buy that one next...would have been a meme book strike i guess

[Anonymous No.4706173]

Rich dad poor dad is just the writer repeating the same piece of advice 50 times. A good piece of advice, but jeez. Still worth a read in the sense of getting what normies need: you can think the best thing in the world, but most of your listeners will not understand its brilliance. It's critical to dial down your vision to one simple message and hammer it over and over with endless practical examples.

[Anonymous No.4706193]

>>4705840
>Sergey's office

[Anonymous No.4706205]

>>4706173
What's the advice?

[Anonymous No.4706339]

>>4706205
Recycle used toothpaste packages for the aluminium

[Anonymous No.4706377]

>>4706339
hm this doesn't sound that lucrative

[Anonymous No.4706405]

>>4706377
That's why you're poor.

[Anonymous No.4706443]

>>4704598

> "What I learned losing a million dollars"

let me guess: dont' buy high and sell low?

[Anonymous No.4706452]

[Anonymous No.4706490]

>>4705504

How long did it take you to read it?

I'm guessing you didn't do what it says, you just read it in one sitting "because I'm not a brainlet, duh", proving you are a brainlet.

The book takes reading with comprehension.

[Anonymous No.4706507]

>>4706405
This
>>4706452
Thinking fast/slow is good though

[Anonymous No.4706543]

>>4705267

Yeah, "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" is just MLM fuel.

(Don't ask ...)

[Anonymous No.4706578]

>>4706452
>Conservative Investors Sleep Well

completely alien concept on /biz/

[Anonymous No.4706708]

>>4704598
>virgin NEET triggered by reading Chad exploits.

[Anonymous No.4706948]

>>4706708

top kek this

[Anonymous No.4707047]

>>4706452
I liked reading Zero to One and Jordan Belfort's new book Way of the Wolf made me laugh my heart out and has some great advice

[Anonymous No.4707057]

>>4704628
tbqh ist got better since i posted this thread

[Anonymous No.4707165]

>>4704598
>2 hours in
>Tracking your book reading progress by time

[Anonymous No.4707177]

>>4704671
>feeling proud about this

[CryptoTakeoff !!GsDXYAs1YV2 No.4707207]

>>4705519
He likes the book, which is rare for Mr. Grumpy.

[Anonymous No.4707338]

>>4705509
>smelling bibliopheromones
Not inserting book rectally one page at a time

[Anonymous No.4707365]

>>4707207
>Mr. Grumpy
kek, yeah Taleb is grouch and I thought his books were way overhyped. Waste of time in hindsight and everything to gain from it could've been learned from either trading crypto for a single day, or reading one of the analytical and critical reviews (I read a lot of them on HN).

But t b h it was a comfy read, would recommend for leisurely, motivational reading. His life sounds nice af.

[Anonymous No.4707436]

>>4705267
Shit book, but actually introduced me to money in general and made me want to make money.

[CryptoTakeoff !!GsDXYAs1YV2 No.4707475]

>>4707365
I'd like to see Taleb do an AMA here.

[Anonymous No.4707523]

>>4704598
listened to this audio book on a plane ride a few months ago

how to lose a million dollars on soybean oil lols

[Anonymous No.4707634]

>>4705504
Brainlet confirmed. It's a great book

[Anonymous No.4707655]

>>4706452
there was a time where /biz/ read books about investing and economics? wow

[Anonymous No.4707880]

>>4707634

This guy get's it.

Author spent decades researching the wealthiest. Wealth comes from habitual behavior, period.

[Anonymous No.4707976]

>>4704671
I've tried that and I literally can't remember anything.

t. autist

[Anonymous No.4708461]

>>4707976

There are 2 kinds of people:

> can't focus on anything else except person talking
> can't focus on person talking when doing something else

The first can't get work done when the radio /tv on. The second stop hearing others when they look at their phone.

[Anonymous No.4709434]

>>4706490
>>4707634
Haha! Okay boys, you got me!
I was only pretending to be retarded! The jig's up I guess!

[Anonymous No.4709450]

>>4709434
I hope you learned your lesson

[Anonymous No.4709457]

>>4704598
Why would you ever buy a book that has a cover like that?

[Anonymous No.4709534]

>>4709457

Poorfags love stories about bigger losers.

[Anonymous No.4709606]

>>4704899
>>4705052
>>4707177

Didn't know that audiobook haters are so insecure. Hilarious.

[Anonymous No.4709643]

>>4704671
>>4705052
>>4705509
>>4707338

I WANT REDDIT TO LEAVE