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Dave E.
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Indianapolis, what is your favorite mindset book?

Dave E.
  • Rental Property Investor
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Hey Indianapolis!  The Indy forum is a bit slow, so figured I would post something to get some conversations going.  What is your favorite mindset book, and why?

Recent favorite of mine is The Infinite Game by Simon Sinek.  It is a great book, and fairly easy read.  Business is not a finite game with a set score or timeline.  The goal of business is essentially to keep playing.  Loved the different perspective with a more purpose driven focus, and a long term view that promotes long term sustainable strategy, over short term profit driven mindsets.  

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Tarrin Edvalson
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Tarrin Edvalson
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1. Essentialism by Greg McKeown - Helped me focus on what's truly important for success in life and business and stop wasting time/energy on things that truly aren't essential 

2. The Obstacle is the Way by Ryan Holiday - Great stories and examples of people who have encountered and conquered bigger and more consequential problems in life than me

3. Meditations by Marcus Aurelius (Gregory Hays Translation) - This book is full of amazing insight into a man who literally ruled the world but never lost himself or what was important to him.  I use this more like a reference book and read passages to reground myself during particularly challenging or difficult times. 

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