Sean Ringgold picks his five favorite books, starting with The Magic of Thinking Big by Dr. Schwartz and Excuses Be Gone by Wayne Dwyer. He focuses on books about personal accountability and how to think differently about yourself.
What are your top five book recommendations? Okay, number one, the Magic of Thinking Big, by Dr. Last Name R. Schwartz. The Magic of Thinking Big, how to Win Friends and Influence People, by Dale Carnegie.
Personality. Plus, because we have to learn how to deal with people, the four Agreements. Sales books are really good too, man. It helps you become ambitious to seasons of life. Jim Rohn, any book. Jim Rohn, right? Oh, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Have you ever read this book by Wayne Dwyer? Cold Excuses Be Gone. No.
Chris, Chris, Chris. Do you feel like I'm making a lot of excuses? No. No. This book is so powerful. Excuses Be Gone by Wayne Dwyer. Also, he has another book. He has tons of books, Erroneous Zones. But that book, you could just listen to an audiobook. You'll call me and say, damn, you can't get 10 minutes to that thing before you start looking at yourself. It makes you 100% accountable. Excuses be gone by Wayne Dwyer. It's a six hour listen. I have moved that one back up to 1 1. Excuses be gone by Wayne Dwyer. Please take the time to apply what you learn in that book because it will absolutely change your life. I've had friends listen. I took friends on a little road trip and I'm playing it because I know they needed to hear what he was saying. And I'm listening and I'm looking like that and you just see them melting, like, oh, man. Because you know that they're the own worst enemy. They're making excuses for themselves. They're creating the issues in their own lives. And I'm like, get out of your own way, man. And I put on an audiobook because that's how much I love my friends. I'll play something and send it to them. And I know it's going to rub them the wrong way because it makes you self reflect. It makes you have 100% accountability for your life and where you are. Stop blaming others. Stop it. Be accountable. It's good. That book right there. I'm sorry, that one, I get excited.
