Name: 靠這 13 本書，我從普通人讀到千萬富翁 CEO，你也可以！ (These 13 Books Made Me a Multi-Millionaire CEO)
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These will make you a better entrepreneur.

這些將使你成為更好的企業家。

And this one book will help you protect your wealth once you have it.

一旦你擁有了財富，這本書將幫助你保護你的財富。

These are the 13 books that helped me transform my life and build a hundred million dollar business empire.

這 13 本書幫助我改變了人生，並建立了價值上億美元的商業帝國。

And I'm gonna share with you why you should read them and at what stage of life you should be implementing them.

我將與你分享為什麼你應該閱讀它們，以及你應該在人生的哪個階段實施它們。

Starting with Thinking Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill.

從拿破崙-希爾的《思考致富》開始。

Literally, I give away this book to every teenager in my life.  It is so important.

實際上，我把這本書送給了我生命中的每一位青少年。  這本書太重要了。

It creates the foundation or how to think.

Believe you can do it and program your subconscious or what he calls your auto-suggestions to be able to achieve anything you want.

相信你能做到，併為你的潛意識或他所說的 "自動建議 "編程，從而實現你想要的一切。

The second book is The Psychology of Money by Morgan Housel.

第二本書是摩根-豪塞爾（Morgan Housel）的《金錢心理學》。

This one, you gotta read pretty much between 20 and 25.

這本，你得在 20 到 25 頁之間讀完。

It helps you build the foundation for money.

Most of you have bad money scripts, money beliefs that's gonna hold you back and sabotage your success.

你們中的大多數人都有不良的金錢腳本和金錢信念，它們會阻礙你，破壞你的成功。

So you build your self-awareness in the financial decisions you make.

這樣，你就能在做出財務決定時建立起自我意識。

You build consistent smart choices over flashy risks.

你要堅持做出明智的選擇，而不是冒華而不實的風險。

And most importantly, you build your money philosophy.

最重要的是，你要建立自己的理財理念。

Which brings us to The Secrets of the Millionaire Mind by T.

You should read it between 20 and 25 because your parents have probably a broken rule and philosophy of money that you'll have to reprogram.

你應該在 20 歲到 25 歲之間閱讀這本書，因為你的父母可能有一套破舊的規則和金錢哲學，你必須對其進行重新編程。

In the book, you'll learn how to identify your limiting beliefs around your money, build new wealth-attracting habits, and most importantly, rewrite your money stories.

在書中，你將學會如何識別你對金錢的限制性信念，建立新的財富吸引習慣，最重要的是，改寫你的金錢故事。

What's crazy about that book is that when I bought the first copy, it came with two tickets to a wealth seminar, a weekend seminar on money that me and my brother went to.

這本書的瘋狂之處在於，當我買第一本的時候，它還附贈了兩張財富研討會的門票，那是我和我哥哥參加的一個關於金錢的週末研討會。

And not only did we go and learn and absorb, we ended up joining his program.

我們不僅去學習和吸收，最後還加入了他的項目。

And for the next three years, reprogrammed our mind as two brother duos traveling the world, learning all about business and mindset.

在接下來的三年裡，我們重新規劃自己的思維，像兄弟倆一樣周遊世界，學習所有關於商業和思維方式的知識。

Which brings us to Rich Dad, Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki.

這就是羅伯特-清崎的《富爸爸，窮爸爸》。

再說一遍，20 到 25 歲，你得讀讀這個。

It'll help you think like an owner, not just an entrepreneur, and avoid dumb financial risks when you're young.

這將幫助你像業主而不僅僅是創業者那樣思考問題，並在年輕時避免愚蠢的金融風險。

What I loved about this is it taught me how to think about the difference between an asset and a liability, massive, build multiple types of income, and the best part in the quadrant is how to think like an investor rather than an employee.

我最喜歡的是它教我如何思考資產和負債之間的區別、大規模、建立多種類型的收入，而象限中最精彩的部分是如何像投資者而不是僱員一樣思考。

If you don't learn to think like an investor, then you'll always be just a high-paid employee.

如果你不學會像投資者那樣思考，那麼你永遠只是一個高薪僱員。

Understanding how to become a business owner and more importantly, an investor so that your money works for you, that's how you become rich.

瞭解如何成為企業主，更重要的是如何成為投資者，讓你的錢為你工作，這就是你致富的方式。

Those four books will change your money mindset, but these next four books will make you insanely productive.

這四本書會改變你的理財觀念，但接下來的四本書會讓你的工作效率高得驚人。

Which brings us to Atomic Habits by James Clear.

這就是詹姆斯-克里爾的《原子習慣》。

You wanna read this between 20 and 25 or later.

你應該在 20 歲到 25 歲之間或更晚的時候讀這本書。

It'll help you build your habit foundation.

The most important stuff I've learned from this is the tiny habits that will lead to massive wins, that 1% better everyday compounds.

我從中學到的最重要的東西，就是能帶來巨大勝利的微小習慣，也就是每天改善 1%的化合物。

You'll also learn how standards can make your success inevitable.

你還將瞭解到標準如何使你的成功成為必然。

That's why I created these five daily non-negotiables in my coaching program, because I want people to win by default, not by hard work.

這就是為什麼我在我的教練課程中創造了這五個每日必修課，因為我想讓人們在默認情況下獲勝，而不是通過努力工作。

You'll also learn how to make habits stick by connecting them to other things.

你還將學習如何將習慣與其他事情聯繫起來，從而使習慣得以堅持。

The quote you hear all the time from James is you don't rise to the level of your goals, you fall to the level of your systems.

你經常聽到詹姆斯說的一句話是：你不會上升到你的目標的高度，你會下降到你的系統的高度。

獲取這本書，提升自己的水準。

Which brings us to Buy Back Your Time by You Know Who.

這就是 "你知道誰 "樂隊的《買回你的時間》。

This is a bonus one, but I wanted to throw it in because these lessons changed my life.

這是我的額外收穫，但我還是想說出來，因為這些課程改變了我的人生。

I mean, the big idea is you don't hire people to grow your business, you hire people to buy back your time.

我的意思是，最重要的一點是，你不是僱人來發展你的業務，而是僱人來買回你的時間。

你做了第一件事，就會被關進監獄。

做第二件事，你就能獲得自由。

You should read this between 20 and 30, or as soon as you have a growing business.

你應該在 20 歲到 30 歲之間閱讀這本書，或者在你的事業不斷發展壯大時儘快閱讀。

You'll learn the value of your time and how to measure it.

你將瞭解時間的價值以及如何衡量時間的價值。

And most importantly, you'll build a business you don't grow to hate.

最重要的是，你將建立起自己不討厭的事業。

Which brings us to Getting Things Done by David Allen.

這就是大衛-艾倫（David Allen）的《把事情做好》（Getting Things Done）。

See, your mind is for having ideas, not holding them.

看，你的頭腦是用來產生想法的，而不是用來保留想法的。

You gotta read this between ages of 20 or 25, because this is my go-to recommendation to help my teams not feel overwhelmed.

你必須在 20 歲或 25 歲之間讀完這本書，因為這是我的推薦書，可以幫助我的團隊不感到不知所措。

You probably have too many things going on and you don't know how to process them.

你可能有太多的事情要處理，卻不知道如何處理。

You probably never had to deal with so much overload.

你可能從來沒有處理過這麼多的超負荷工作。

It'll help you understand that, get it out of your brain, dump it, then schedule your time to process.

它會幫助你理解這一點，把它從你的大腦中釋放出來，倒掉它，然後安排你的時間去處理。

This methodology has been used by all the top CEOs in the world to be more productive.

世界上所有頂級首席執行官都曾使用這種方法來提高工作效率。

Which brings us to The One Thing by Gary Keller and Jay Papazon.

這就是加里-凱勒（Gary Keller）和傑伊-帕帕松（Jay Papazon）所著的《一件事》。

You wanna read this between 20 and 30, or when you have multiple opportunities presenting themselves to you.

你應該在 20 歲到 30 歲之間，或者在你有多個機會時閱讀這本書。

You wanna read this to really build the muscle of focusing on one thing.

你想讀這本書來真正鍛鍊專注於一件事的能力。

Focus stands for follow one course until successful.

專注 "代表 "堅持一個方向，直到成功"。

It's why big businesses are literally just that person deciding to prioritize ruthlessly, start small to build that muscle and grow from there.

這就是為什麼大企業只是決定無情地確定優先次序的人，從小事做起，建立肌肉，並從那裡發展壯大。

One of the big takeaways for me was using the focusing question.

我的一大收穫就是使用了聚焦問題。

It states this, what's one thing I can do, such by doing it that everything else becomes easier or unnecessary.

它是這樣說的：我能做的一件事是什麼，通過做這件事，其他所有事情都變得簡單或沒有必要。

Understanding that question and using it quite a bit will help you prioritize.

瞭解這個問題並經常使用它將有助於你確定優先順序。

Simple scales, complex fails, you want to focus.

簡單的音階，複雜的失敗，你要集中精力。

But the philosophies in these next four books will put you in the top 1% of entrepreneurs.

但是，接下來四本書中的理念將使你躋身於前 1%的企業家行列。

Which brings us to The E-Myth Revisited by Michael Gerber.

這就是邁克爾-格伯（Michael Gerber）所著的《重溫 E-神話》（The E-Myth Revisited）。

This is the OG book teaching you how to work on the business, not in the business.

這是一本教你如何在業務上而不是在業務中工作的經典書籍。

You wanna read this between the ages of 25 to 30, or when you have a growing business.

你應該在 25 歲到 30 歲之間，或者當你的生意蒸蒸日上時閱讀這本書。

It'll teach you how to build a business that works for you that you don't work for.

它將教你如何建立一個為你工作而不是為你工作的企業。

It'll teach you the concept of a franchise prototype so that you use documentation to build systems so you can scale the business.

它將教你特許經營原型的概念，以便你利用文檔建立系統，從而擴大業務規模。

And most importantly, go from self-employed to actually a business owner.

最重要的是，從個體戶變成真正的企業主。

Which brings us to Zero to One by Peter Thiel.

這就是彼得-蒂爾的《從0到1》。

This book is what I used to build the foundation of Martel Ventures, which is my AI first venture studio.

我就是用這本書奠定了 Martel Ventures 公司的基礎，它是我在人工智能領域的第一個風險投資工作室。

You need to read this between the ages of 30 to 35 when you wanna scale to a larger business.

你需要在 30 到 35 歲之間閱讀這本書，當你想擴大業務規模時。

If you're trying to build a massive empire, that's the book.

如果你想建立一個龐大的帝國，那就是這本書了。

It'll teach you how to create a new market, what's called a blue ocean, instead of competing in one, a red ocean.

它將教你如何創造一個新的市場，即所謂的藍海，而不是在一個紅海中競爭。

It'll help you find your competitive advantage just to create a moat around your business, teach you how to focus on product, not sales, because if your product requires advertising or salespeople to sell it, guess what?

它將幫助你找到競爭優勢，為你的業務建立護城河，教你如何專注於產品，而不是銷售，因為如果你的產品需要廣告或銷售人員來銷售，你猜怎麼著？

This book is considered the Bible in Silicon Valley and is the innovation book for you.

這本書被視為硅谷的聖經，是你的創新寶典。

Which brings us to Traction by Gino Wickman.

這就是吉諾-維克曼的《牽引》。

Every business that's properly run has executed the EOS system.

每一個經營得當的企業都執行了 EOS 系統。

One of my favorite quotes in this book is that people need to hear the vision seven times before they really hear it for the first time.

這本書中我最喜歡的一句話是，人們需要聽七次才能真正第一次聽到願景。

You wanna read this between the ages of 30 and 35 or when you want to scale larger businesses.

你應該在 30 歲到 35 歲之間，或者當你想拓展更大的業務時閱讀這本書。

The EOS system is the most approachable business operating system ever created.

EOS 系統是有史以來最平易近人的商業作業系統。

What it does is it helps you create a clear vision that gets everybody pulling on the rope in the same direction.

它的作用是幫助你創建一個清晰的願景，讓每個人都朝著同一個方向努力。

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