Beyond Books: How Entrepreneurs REALLY Learn & Grow | Finance Hackedbr br ----------------------------br br FINANCE HACKED team would like to thank the audience for their interest and support of the Channel in the past time. We hope that the content of FINANCE HACKED will bring long-term value to the audience.br br All contributions to support the development of the Channel, dear viewers can send to:br br - PayPal: - Wise: br ----------------------------br br Is reading books the only path to becoming wealthy? We dive deep into the age-old debate: Does a business owner truly need to read to succeed?br br In this thought-provoking video, we explore the significance of reading for entrepreneurs, contrasting it with the stories of those who've achieved immense wealth with little formal education. We examine whether these seemingly uneducated success stories are the norm or rare exceptions, often fueled by favorable timing and a bit of luck.br br We analyze why experts and successful figures often possess strong educational backgrounds and discuss the dangers of lacking analytical skills that reading can help cultivate. Discover how reading isn't just for academics but a vital tool for business owners to enhance their thinking, strategic vision, moral character, and decision-making.br br However, we also address the counter-argument, highlighting examples like Jack Ma, the founder of Alibaba, who famously dislikes reading and learns through people and experiences. We explore alternative learning methods such as networking, mentorship, and practical experience, questioning if reading is the only way to acquire crucial knowledge.br br Ultimately, we discuss the importance of developing critical thinking, effective working methods, and a strong vision – whether through books or real-world application. We emphasize that while reading is a powerful and cost-effective tool, especially for beginners, combining it with practical experience and continuous learning is key to lasting success.br br Join Finance Hacked as we unravel the complex relationship between reading, learning, and wealth creation in the world of business.