Sign up to save your podcasts
Or
Share Bootstrapping Intelligence | Kelly’s Bookshelf Pt 2
Share to email
Share to Facebook
Share to X
Share to email
Share to Facebook
Share to X
Or
Bootstrapping Intelligence | Kelly’s Bookshelf Pt 2
Today Kelly is talking again about his bookshelf and you’ll get an inside look into what Kelly Maxwell has been reading and what books he most recommends. These are the same books that have helped him along his journey to financial abundance, which if you take the time to read, you will greatly benefit from. Kelly is an avid reader and he considers books to be his teachers and mentors in his career and life. The word is more powerful than the sword in influencing thought. A great book can really influence your path and set you on a fresh start if you’re needing a boost in life or business.
“Paradigm shifting has been a part of our scientific heritage, that scientists were desperately lost on certain topics 200 years ago, and so I imagine we are desperately lost on certain topics today, only they seem like totally valid, and totally represented by the current paradigm, and totally scientifically sound today.” 37:57
- A Framework for Understanding Poverty by Ruby Payne 3:45
- The ABC’s of Real Estate Investing 8:45
- Secrets of Closing the Sale and the Franchise MBA 10:20
- Guerrilla Marketing by Jay Conrad Levinson 16:35
- Crushing It in Apartments and Commercial Real Estate 18:50
- Can’t Hurt Me by David Goggins 20:20
- Overbooked 23:00
- Franchiser Relationships Book of Tips 26:35
- Brandon Turner 28:15
- Weapons of Mass Instruction 30:25
- The Structure of Scientific Revolutions 34:45
- The Multi-Family Millionaire and Freezing Order 39:25
- Setting the Table 45:00
- Success Is Never Final 46:30
- Tony Robbins 50:30
- 100 Million Dollar Offers 56:30
“Paradigm shifting has been a part of our scientific heritage, that scientists were desperately lost on certain topics 200 years ago, and so I imagine we are desperately lost on certain topics today, only they seem like totally valid, and totally represented by the current paradigm, and totally scientifically sound today.” 37:57
View all episodes
By LaunchPod Media inc.
5
55 ratings
Today Kelly is talking again about his bookshelf and you’ll get an inside look into what Kelly Maxwell has been reading and what books he most recommends. These are the same books that have helped him along his journey to financial abundance, which if you take the time to read, you will greatly benefit from. Kelly is an avid reader and he considers books to be his teachers and mentors in his career and life. The word is more powerful than the sword in influencing thought. A great book can really influence your path and set you on a fresh start if you’re needing a boost in life or business.
“Paradigm shifting has been a part of our scientific heritage, that scientists were desperately lost on certain topics 200 years ago, and so I imagine we are desperately lost on certain topics today, only they seem like totally valid, and totally represented by the current paradigm, and totally scientifically sound today.” 37:57
- A Framework for Understanding Poverty by Ruby Payne 3:45
- The ABC’s of Real Estate Investing 8:45
- Secrets of Closing the Sale and the Franchise MBA 10:20
- Guerrilla Marketing by Jay Conrad Levinson 16:35
- Crushing It in Apartments and Commercial Real Estate 18:50
- Can’t Hurt Me by David Goggins 20:20
- Overbooked 23:00
- Franchiser Relationships Book of Tips 26:35
- Brandon Turner 28:15
- Weapons of Mass Instruction 30:25
- The Structure of Scientific Revolutions 34:45
- The Multi-Family Millionaire and Freezing Order 39:25
- Setting the Table 45:00
- Success Is Never Final 46:30
- Tony Robbins 50:30
- 100 Million Dollar Offers 56:30
“Paradigm shifting has been a part of our scientific heritage, that scientists were desperately lost on certain topics 200 years ago, and so I imagine we are desperately lost on certain topics today, only they seem like totally valid, and totally represented by the current paradigm, and totally scientifically sound today.” 37:57