After visiting Dave Ramsey and Dan Miller's websites for a couple of years:
www.daveramsey.com
www.48days.com
...if you happen to look in either the Resources or Library section of these two pages, you will see a visual array of books that these men have enjoyed, recommended or even required for their team to read.
Since leaving the Navy, I am overwhelmed by how many books I have read, thanks to their influencing me to expand my library. So, for fun, I have finally put together MY personal library for you to browse through. If you wish to do the same on your blog, I will truly enjoy seeing what books you guys recommend, as well. Oh, one more thing. I am challenging you to be COMPLETELY HONEST. Put up books that you have completed, not purchased. Have fun browsing and I look forward to seeing YOUR recommendations, fellow bloggers!
Btw, I have broken them down into categories as best I can, and have also included a small list at the bottom that I feel are MUST-reads. Enjoy!
*Recently, my youth minister from my high school days is trying to publish his book. I read it in ONE sitting and I believe that he has a must-hear message and a true talent for writing. Go support his blog and spread the word about his book.
www.daveramsey.com
www.48days.com
...if you happen to look in either the Resources or Library section of these two pages, you will see a visual array of books that these men have enjoyed, recommended or even required for their team to read.
Since leaving the Navy, I am overwhelmed by how many books I have read, thanks to their influencing me to expand my library. So, for fun, I have finally put together MY personal library for you to browse through. If you wish to do the same on your blog, I will truly enjoy seeing what books you guys recommend, as well. Oh, one more thing. I am challenging you to be COMPLETELY HONEST. Put up books that you have completed, not purchased. Have fun browsing and I look forward to seeing YOUR recommendations, fellow bloggers!
Btw, I have broken them down into categories as best I can, and have also included a small list at the bottom that I feel are MUST-reads. Enjoy!
Self-Improvement:
The Speed of Trust-
Stephen M.R. Covey
No More Mondays
(Renamed No More Dreaded Mondays) – Dan Miller
The Question Behind the Question-
John G. Miller
True North-
Bill George
Careers:
EntreLeadership-
Dave Ramsey
Quitter-
Jon Acuff
Finance:
No One Would Listen-
Harry Markopolos
The Total Money Makeover-
Dave Ramsey
Marriage:
Courtship After Marriage-
Zig Ziglar
The Love Dare-
Stephen and Alex Kendrick
Men:
The Wounded Warrior-
Dr. Steve Stephens
Wild At Heart-
John Eldredge
Epic- John Eldredge
No More Christian Nice Guy-
Paul Coughlin
Spiritual
Living:
Beautiful Outlaw-
John Eldredge
Weird- Craig
Groeschel
Stronger-
Brian “Head” Welch
Not A Fan-
Kyle Idleman
Politics/Economics:
The Fair Tax Book-
Neal Boortz and Congressman John Linder
The Little Book of Main Street Money-
Jonathan Clements
The Green Collar Economy-
Van Jones
Common Nonsense: Glenn Beck and the
Triumph of Ignorance- Alexander Zaitchik
On The Wealth of Nations: Books That
Changed the World- P.J. O’Rourke
When Genius Failed-
Roger Lowenstein
Money, Greed and God: Why Capitalism is
the Solution and Not the Problem- Jay Wesley Richards
Patriotic:
Igniting the Moral Courage of America-
Dean Kilmer (Brown Street Church of Christ Minister)
ESSENTIAL:
Boundaries-
Dr. Henry Cloud/ Dr. John Townsend
How Do You Kill 11 Million People?
– Andy Andrews
The Gospel According to the New York
Times- William Proctor
Come On People-
Bill Cosby & Alvin F. Pousssaint
Thanks for the plug, Brian! Interesting collection of books here. I have read some of Andy Andrews' stuff, but haven't even heard of _How Do You Kill 11 Million People?_ Intriguing title! Thanks for sharing these.
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