Books to read to build a NASTY amount of wealth

To build a nasty amount of wealth, you need a nasty amount of education. So not only should you be curating your social media feed, like following accounts like mine, but you also need to be curating your mind. So here are some books you need to add to your reading list for this year. Part three. First up is The 10X Rule by Grant Cardone. I think this book is for the ambitious woman, the ambitious men. This is for those with like that ultimate level of ambition who refuses to not succeed. If success is your only option, you need to read this book. Number two is Sell Like Crazy. If you have a business or if you have a personal brand or you're building a personal brand online, entrepreneur, whatever it may be, Sell Like Crazy is the book for you because it will teach you everything you need to know about. And a lot of people think selling only applies to products or it only applies to like, for example, these rings or or this this outfit that I have. No, you are selling yourself all the time. Sell Like Crazy is definitely a book you need to have on your reading list. Number three is Never Eat Alone. This book will teach you the art of networking. You have to learn how to network. The wealthiest people know how to network and they understand that if they want to build like different levels of wealth, next levels of wealth, or even just climb the career ladder, get to certain positions, you need other people to help you get there because you cannot get there alone. So Never Eat Alone is that networking book you need to add to your list. Number four is *number 4 removed* Number five is going to be The 4-Hour Workweek. Now, I don't want you to get confused and think you're going to be working four hours a week at the start. What is important to take away from this book is how you learn to work for yourself. How you learn to make money work for you, so you aren't working forever. So that later on down the line, you can have a 4-hour workweek if you want to. Most people work their entire lives making more money for other people. You need to learn how to do that for yourself. And those are the principles that I would take away from the 4-hour workweek. So those are the five books you need to add to your reading list for 2026. Let me know in the comments below if you've read any of these and if you want a part four.