Top 10 Books Written By Billionaires 📚

Hedge fund king Ray Dalio believes that embracing principles over short-term profits is the surest path to long-run achievement. In 'Principles: Life and Work,' he lays out his unique process for problem-solving that leveraged unprecedented returns. Prepare to think differently after reading Dalio's counterintuitive strategies.

Before there was quantitative trading, there was George Soros. The man who 'broke the Bank of England' pulls back the curtain on his legendary career in 'The Alchemy of Finance.' Get a peek inside the mind of the trader who changes markets with gut instinct and theoretical brilliance.

Berkshire Hathaway's annual letters are required reading for any investor. In just a few pages, the Oracle reveals the simple tenets that have made him a billionaire many times over. Walk in Buffett's shoes and you too can transform businesses and build fortunes.

Nike founder Phil Knight unlaces his rollercoaster ride from running retailer to renowned brand icon. 'Shoe Dog' is part scrappy startup tale, part love letter to entrepreneurial daring. This page-turner inspires big dreams and taking the road less traveled.

Before he was the world's richest man, Bill Gates co-founded the biggest tech company of all. 'Business @ the Speed of Thought' lets Gates enlighten you on technology, innovation and visionary leadership for a changing global marketplace.

Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban is known for doing things his way - and it's worked out pretty well so far. 'How to Win at the Sport of Business' peels back Cuban's winning strategies for building brands and disrupting industries from the ground up.

As the founder of Virgin, Richard Branson changed how we see entrepreneurship. Get an inside peek at Branson's rebellious style and management philosophy in 'The Virgin Way.' His unconventional wisdom will liberate your potential for business adventures and success.

The first billionaire is always the hardest - just ask oil magnate T. Boone Pickens. His tell-all autobiography 'The First Billion Is the Hardest' encourages hustle, guts and never losing your appetite to build vast wealth from nothing.

Before transforming New York and launching a global media empire, Bloomberg was just another ambitious business school grad. His memoir 'Bloomberg by Bloomberg' offers a blueprint for entrepreneurial grit, vision and delivering groundbreaking technology solutions to clients big and small.

YCombinator co-founder Peter Thiel believes the future belongs to founders. In 'Zero to One: Notes on Startups,' Peter Thiel lays out field-tested strategies for anyone aiming to build innovative new companies, products and markets from the seed stage on up.