I Read 19 Books in March So You Don't Have To: The Only 3 Entrepreneurs Need Right Now
Daniel G. Taylor
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My superpower is I read more than you—19 books in March 2025. I was interviewing Calvin Coyles (author of WILD Success) earlier in the week for my soon-to-be-launched podcast (The Entrepreneur's Book Podcast). Reading is my "magnificent obsession." I'm thoroughly happy being totally out-of-balance in this area of life. Through reading as many books as I do, I can filter through to the top of all the books and hit your inbox once-a-month with recommendations focused on the needs of entrepreneurs.
1) Longevity Guidebook by Peter H. Diamandis. Ever since I listened to his Get Abundance program on Audible, I've been a raving fan of Diamandis. In this book, you'll find biohacks so you not only live longer, but live better as you get older. As a result of a couple of his hacks, I've lost 3kg in 3 days, and only about 1kg of that is water loss.
2) Brian Tracy's Master Course in Business Success by Brian Tracy. Tracy has been one of the most influential teachers in my life over decades. The basis for this book is this idea: Whether you're an entrepreneur or an employee, you're the CEO of your own personal services firm. Success comes from providing more value than you're being paid to deliver. Curiously, as it doesn't fit the subject matter, one of the chapters is on real estate investing. As always, his ideas are sound and actionable.
3) Reverend Ike by Mark Victor Hansen and Xavier Eikerenkoetter. I'm glad I read this, even if only because it's introduced me to Reverend Ike's life work. He's a prosperity preacher, who teaches riches, relationships, and health, are a matter of the mind through tapping into the power of God within each of us.
The key to reading personal development books is not to gain new information, but to act. So don't leave this newsletter without taking action. Pick one (or all three!) of these books and order them from Amazon or wherever you buy books.
See you next month with more great recommendations. If you have any recommendations, please share them in the comments or DM me and I'll do my best to read them. Read more and lead better!
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3moThanks for the mention, Daniel! And Brian Tracy has NEVER steered me wrong before!
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4moNice one Daniel G. Taylor. Great to see you found a way to share all that knowledge you are gathering in reading. PS My first book was 7 Habits Of Highly Effective People by Stephen Covey. Still use some of these tools he shared today. Especially the circle of concern.
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4moBrilliant. Thanks Daniel G. Taylor very useful.
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4moThis is a fantastic service to the entrepreneurial community! Condensing such a large reading list into three actionable recommendations is incredibly valuable for saving time and focusing efforts. I'm particularly intrigued by the mention of biohacks for productivity and the mindset shift towards wealth creation. Thanks for sharing these insights!
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4moThis is so impressive Daniel G. Taylor