Dave's Library

Books Recommended by Dave Ramsey
  • <i>Thou Shall Prosper</i>
  • Thou Shall Prosper
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  • Dave says, "This is one of my all-time favorite money books. I love the healthy view Rabbi Lapin brings to the subjects of money and business. This book is required reading for my entire leadership team. Read it." Learn more
  • <i>Good to Great</i> with FREE SHIPPING
  • Good to Great with FREE SHIPPING
    • $29.95
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  • Dave says, “This is the premier business book of the last decade and is required reading for my leadership team.” Collins presents a blueprint for transforming good companies into ones that produce great, sustained results. Learn more
  • <i>Flipping the Switch</i>
  • Flipping the Switch
    • $19.95
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  • Dave says, "Flipping the Switch takes the personal responsibility principles to the next level." Asking the right kind of question is only the first step to becoming fully engaged at work and in life. Learn more
  • <i>The Millionaire Next Door</i>
  • The Millionaire Next Door
    • $15.00
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  • Dave says, "If you want to be a millionaire, figure out what millionaires do and start doing it. Then you’ll get to be one." The authors reveal surprising secrets and provide a valuable blueprint to improve your financial health. Learn more
  • <i>Scratch Beginnings</i>
  • Scratch Beginnings
    • $19.95
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  • Beginning with only $25 and the clothes on his back, Adam Shepard worked his way out of the realities of homelessness, and into a world that offered opportunity. This is his compelling story. Learn more
  • <i>Boys Should Be Boys</i>
  • Boys Should Be Boys
    • $24.95
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  • Dr. Meg Meeker unlocks the secrets of what parents can do to restore some of the magic of boyhood and help their son become the man they want him to be in this new book full of practical advice and examples. Learn more
  • The One-Life Solution
  • The One-Life Solution
    • $24.99
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  • Dr. Cloud shows us how to construct and enforce better boundaries against the technological devices, bullying bosses, and distracting coworkers who invade our time and space. Learn more