Young and Profiting with Hala Taha

I know that you wrote a book about AI with Stuart Russell in 1995. You wrote a textbook, the first edition of Artificial Intelligence.

We did the first edition in 95, and we're up to the fourth edition, which we did a year or two ago. And there definitely are changes. And first of all, we think we did the book because we saw changes even back in 1995.

In the second edition we thought more like, okay, you still got to know all the cool algorithms, but if you had a choice, you're probably better off getting better data rather than getting better algorithms.

Now we have plenty of data and plenty of algorithms. The key to future progress is deciding what you want to build and defining the right objective.

He's not only authored major AI textbooks and established software tools, but also implemented numerous successful AI systems, including the Google search engine.

Dan is a straight shooter who breaks down the psychology of marketing and influence in a way that's simple, actionable, and insanely effective. He is a Wall Street Journal bestselling author of Digital Millionaire Secrets.

My last few books I wrote in a few hours using AI.

When I sold my first book Digital Millionaire Secrets that book did really well, like it was a Wall Street Journal and USA Today bestselling book. It was 10 bucks; when they read the book they realized they could make money through their knowledge and then bought our higherend program.

So Enchantment, I think has several pillars. One is likability because it's hard to be enchanted by someone you don't like. There's also competence and trustworthiness. And this book Enchantment is about how to increase all three of those things.

...whose new book, What No One Tells You About Money, exposes the real reasons people get stuck financially and how to break free for good.

And I know from your new book, What Nobody Tells You About Money, that basically it's all about emotions, and it's not really that math is any sort of budgeting problems.

And so in the book, I talk about five tough emotions to navigate... frustration, fear, anger, guilt, shame, pity... hoping to get to that point of acceptance.

One of the reasons I wrote this book is so that people can get to the bottom of it and not have to sort through a bunch of fluff.

In the book, I talk about several different types of fear... rational or irrational, and how to diagnose and overcome them.

I've managed to write six New York Times bestselling books, these Blue Zones books, including the latest one, Blue Zone Kitchen, One Pot Meals.

in my current book, The Blue Zones One Pot Meal, you'll see in the introduction, I cite a metaanalysis we did.

my new book. It's called The Blue Zone Kitchen One Pot Meals on Amazon.

So I wrote a book called Change your Circle, Change your Life.

the author of The Like Switch, Dr. Jack Schaefer.

I sat down, wrote a book. It was called The App Design Handbook. ... I launched it to an email list of 798 people on MailChimp. Everyone was telling me social media would drive the sales, but it was really email that drove the sales. I made $12,000 in the first 24hours.

The credibility will increase. And the second one was, well, if these guys are making money, I probably can do. So I sat down, wrote a book. It was called The App Design Handbook.

I look for leverage wherever I can. I would read a book called The Almanac of Naval Ravikant. It sounds like an intimidating book. Naval is a famous investor ... the book breaks down leverage and helps you understand the four types of leverage.

I know you know my book, The Perfect You.

the scaling framework that we call it... we call it The Science of Scaling, which I wrote.

the book, The Science of Scaling, which I wrote, is the crux to solving that goal.

If you go to scaling.com/audiobook you can get The Science of Scaling audiobook for free, full book, The Science of Scaling.

one of the books that I read after I wrote 10X, which I wish I had read before that book, was called The 80-20 Individual by Richard Koch.

that book taught me that one super leveraged person can create not just 10x the results of an average person, but 100x or even 1,000x.

I learned that from Stephen Covey. So when Stephen Covey wrote Seven Habits, he never wanted it to be built around him.

I was talking about Joseph Wynn, who wrote the book, Don't Believe Everything You Think. He's a selfpublished author who's sold millions of copies.

Joseph Wynn's book, Don't Believe Everything You Think, made him one of the best book marketers in the world and a perfect superwho for our scaling goal.

As Bob Berg, the bestselling author of The Go Giver explains, shifting your focus from getting to giving isn't just the right thing to do. It's the most profitable move that you can make. Basic premise of The Go Giver is simply this, that shifting your focus, and this is really where it all begins, shifting your focus from getting to giving.

Jay Samet argues. He's a digital media innovator and author of a very popular book called Disrupt You. And he shared with me how you can learn how to use your fear as fuel instead of letting it shut you down.

what Donald Miller talks about in his book Story Brand. Your audience becomes the hero of the story.

Sometimes the key to achieving more is learning less. Pat's got a brand new book called Lean Learning, and it's a bold invitation to stop cramming your brain with every course, book and masterclass out there. And instead, focus on learning just enough to move the needle.

And this is what is now in this book, this process of justintime learning and justintime information.

Lean Learning, How to Achieve More by Learning Less.

I eventually found a book called Moonlighting on the Internet by Yanik Silver. And this book was a few hundred pages worth of all different kinds of ways that you can make money online... But I didn't need any of that. All I needed was the appendix in the back of the book, which was a Mad Libstyle sales page that I could just plug in my product, put in the features and benefits.

So I think the Seven Dysfunctions of a Team I think is the one I would recommend with. Patrick Lencioni. He's great. Pick that one book up and then start to live it and learn as you go.