1. How to Be Compassionate. Dalai Lama. (Learn to Love People)
2. From Third World to First. Lee Kuan Yew. (Develop Emotional Attachment to Your Country, Model Techniques into Your Life)
3. The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism. Max Weber. (Simply Amazing. Happiness in Diligent Daily Work. Earning Not for Luxury and Foolish Spending, but Because God Has Blessed You with Such Talent)
4. The Adventures of Major Zvyagin. Mikhail Veller. (For All Mentors, and Just to Believe in Yourself)
5. Martin Eden. Jack London. (Faith, Archetypes)
6. White Fang. Jack London. (Get Ready to Cry)
7. Mastery. Robert Greene. (Strategies)
8. Game Theory. Avinash Dixit, Barry Nalebuff. (Strategies)
9. The Man Who Laughs. Victor Hugo. (Just Read It)
10. Debt: The First 5000 Years of History. David Graeber. (Understand What Money Is and What Is Happening in General)
11. The Structure of Scientific Revolutions. Thomas Kuhn. (Apply to Your Own Life and Change)
12. Ears Wag the Donkey. A Sum of Political Technologies. Oleg Matveychev. (Expands Your World)
13. From Rus to Russia. Lev Gumilyov. (About Passionarity, and Knowing the History of Your Country Is Important)
14. The Pit. Alexander Kuprin.
15. Three Lives. A Chronical Novel. Leonid Bilunov. (Just a Strong Book from a Real Person, “Solving Problems” in the 90s, Now an Aristocrat in France)
16. How to Read a Book. Mortimer Adler. (Meanings)
17. Seeing the Forest for the Trees. Dennis Sherwood. (Strategy)
18. Flow: The Psychology of Optimal Experience. Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi. (Happiness and Work, the Strongest Book for Me in the Last 2 Years)
19. The Highest Goal. Michael Ray. (When I Started Making Money, I Got Lost and Didn’t Know What to Do Next. This Book Helped)
20. The Black Swan. Nassim Nicholas Taleb. (Become Unbreakable)
21. The Green King. Paul-Loup Sulitzer. (Legend. If It Weren’t for This Book, I Wouldn’t Have Had All These Sharp Rises and Similarly Sharp Falls)
22. The Financier. Theodore Dreiser.
23. The Titan. Theodore Dreiser.
24. The Stoic. Theodore Dreiser. (Very Strong. Direct. Tough. Pragmatism)
25. Atlas Shrugged. Ayn Rand. (Entrepreneur’s Bible)
26. Steal Like an Artist. Austin Kleon. (If You Think You’ve Come up with Something Genius, You Just Don’t Know the Source)
27. How I Made $500 Million. John D. Rockefeller. (After This Book, I Finally Understood What Capitalization Is in Life)
28. My Life, My Achievements. Henry Ford. (Entrepreneurship Philosophy)
29. The Business Mission. Konosuke Matsushita. (Social Function in Business)
30. The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People. Stephen Covey. (Take at Least 1 Habit)
31. The Art of War. Sun Tzu. (Can’t Say It’s Strong, but Worth Reading)
32. The 36 Stratagems. Chinese Treatise. (Now This Is Good)
33. Blue Ocean Strategy. Chan Kim, Renee Mauborgne.
34. Bricks. Daniyar Sugralinov. (Dedicated to All Born in the 80s and Early 90s. Read in Kudep on My Father’s Advice and Finally Took Responsibility. Thanks to My Father and Daniyar)
35. The Count of Monte Cristo. Alexandre Dumas. (Archetypes)
36. The Prince. Niccolò Machiavelli. (Strategy)
37. Jonathan Livingston Seagull. (Work, Happiness, and Path)
38. The Empire Must Die. Mikhail Zygar. (Compassion for)