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10 of the most influential books I've read in 2010

Hello my neyba. This past year I was fortunate to have the time to have read many books from home and with peace of mind. Some of them I read each day only one page at a time. For example the books by Melody Beattie and KRS-One were meditational in my reading. I would read one page a day and meditate on the ideas and thoughts of the book each day.


Other books I read in a matter of weeks and skimmed through for example the book "Money Greed and God" and "WorldChanging." I sped read chapters faster than I would normally read through a book just to satisfy my own emotions revolved around the topics in the books and various subjects and viewpoints I was more interested in looking at over others.


The "Twitter Power" book as well as "Men are from Mars and Women are from Venus" to me were more like seminars where I would practice what I read in the book in real time as I went along. Same with the book by Mantak Chia.

Well I would prefer you check out the books for yourself and see which ones can make an impact on your year as they have on mine.  Here are 10 of the very best books I have read in 2010. Looking forward to more knowledge and wisdom in 2011. I can recommend these titles to you whole heartedly. I hope you can check them out and enjoy them. Peace and love.

Hello my neyba. This past year I was fortunate to have the time to have read many books from home and with peace of mind. Some of them I read each day only one page at a time. For example the books by Melody Beattie and KRS-One were meditational in my reading. I would read one page a day and meditate on the ideas and thoughts of the book each day.
Other books I read in a matter of weeks and skimmed through for example the book "Money Greed and God" and "WorldChanging." I sped read chapters faster than I would normally read through a book just to satisfy my own emotions revolved around the topics in the books and various subjects and viewpoints I was more interested in looking at over others.

The "Twitter Power" book as well as "Men are from Mars and Women are from Venus" to me were more like seminars where I would practice what I read in the book in real time as I went along. Same with the book by Mantak Chia.

Well I would prefer you check out the books for yourself and see which ones can make an impact on your year as they have on mine.  Here are 10 of the very best books I have read in 2010. Looking forward to more knowledge and wisdom in 2011. I can recommend these titles to you whole heartedly. I hope you can check them out and enjoy them. Peace and love.

  1. Twitter Power: How to Dominate Your Market One Tweet at a Time by Joel Comm

  2. Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus by John Gray

  3. Awaken Healing Energy Through Tao by Mantak Chia

  4. Catching the Big Fish: Meditation, Consciousness, and Creativity by David Lynch

  5. Money Greed and God by Jay Richards

  6. Worldchanging: A User's Guide for the 21st Century by Alex Steffen

  7. The 4-Hour Work Week: Escape 9-5, Live Anywhere, and Join the New Rich by Timothy Ferriss

  8. The Gospel of Hip Hop: The First Instrument by KRS ONE

  9. The Master Key to Riches by Napolean Hill

  10. The Language of Letting Go (Hazelden Meditation Series) by Melody Beattie


Here is a list of the 10 best books I have read in 2010. Looking forward to more knowledge and wisdom in 2011. I can recommend these titles to you whole heartedly. I hope you can check them out and enjoy them. Peace and love.

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