5 Books Worth More than an Ivy League Degree

Over the past 12 months, I have read dozens books on various subjects.

Unfortunately, most of them were a waste of time. They could have easily been blog posts, or even newsletter emails.

Instead, I encourage you to give these five a read.

They're well worth the time.

Book #5: Extreme Ownership

Written by two ex-Navy Seals, this book teaches leadership. Embrace leadership principles from the battlefield and take charge of your own life. Never blame others, always look inwardly and figure out how you can improve.

This book is also very insightful to learn about what Navy Seals do.

Book #4: Tax-Free Wealth

Do you like paying taxes? Nope, me neither.

Navigate the world of finance and unlock strategies for building wealth while minimizing taxes. This book teaches you the concepts for reducing your tax bill.

Book #3: Atomic Habits

An atom is small. All of the small habits you have define who you are. Master the art of small changes for remarkable personal growth and productivity.

This books is phenomenal for personal development.

Book #2: The E-Myth

Unveil the secrets of entrepreneurship and build a successful business with a strategic mindset.

This is a must read for every entrepreneur that wants to turn their business into a money making machine.

Book #1: How to Win Friends and Influence People

If you want to learn how to improve your interactions with people, or if you want to become more likable, more successful, or just an all around better person, this book is a must-read.

I’ve read this book twice and have an entire white board dedicated to the lessons from this book. I read the lessons every morning.

That’s all for today! If you have any books recommendations, please respond to this email with them. Maybe they will show up on the next round of book rec’s.

Cheers,

Collin Rutherford

p.s. Philips or Flathead?