any decent get rich quick book? >nooo thats not possible. shut the frick up

«BOOK»?

BUY $PEPE.

SELL LOW, BUY HIGH.

BE ALWAYS AFRAID OF MISSING OUT.

RED CANDLE? SELL.

GREEN CANDLE? BUY.

BUY $PEPE.

There is always money in putting yourself between women and men looking for women.

Closest thing to a real answer you’ll get. This book will stir any latent financial acumen you might have:
Aswath Damodaran - Security Analysis for Investment and Corporate Finance

There are only two ways of acquiring money.
>stealing it
>making someone give it to you
(maybe there ate weird exceptions, but it's mainly these two)
The first consists in any money that you take without anyone's decisions being involved. Pickpocketing and digging a tunnel under the bank fall into this category. We will ignore this, as it comes with a high risk of severe consequences which is wise to avoid.
The second, is pretty much everything else.
When you're employed you're convincing your employer to give you money in exchange for your time/work/expertise/etc.
When you sell an asset you convince someone to give you money in exchange for it.
When you blackmail or rob someone you convince the victim to give you money under the threat of something bad happening to them (in other words you convince them to give you money in exchange for not hurting them).
When you're a famous athlete you convince your tram to pay you a lot of money in exchange for your performance that improves the team's standing (which makes them money in a number of ways) and that people pay to watch in the stadium or at home (which makes the team money through tickets, PPVs, ads, etc).
When you win the lottery you convince the state (or whoever runs it) to give you the money as per the original agreement that you took part in when you bought the ticket, which they have to honor under the threat of legal repercussions (much like any contract or legally binding agreement).
Etc.

Since people have to give you money for you to "make" money, saying "I want to make money" essentially boils down to "I want people to give me money".
So you have to ask yourself, why would anyone give you money? Do you have anything that you can use to convince them to?
Do you have skills that someone would pay for? Do you have assets to sell? Are you able to get enough eyes on you to convince someone with money (typically a company) to advertise something to the people watching you?

Look at the people making money and trace the mechanic of who's convinced who to give money in exchange for what.
You'll see that there are so many ways of making money, and they all involved the same foundation of "A had something that made B decide to give them money".
Find what works best for you and your specific circumstances, and devise a step by step plan to get all your cards right in order to execute on that plan as frictionlessly as possible (things will go sideways so always be prepared).
Take each step of that plan and divide it into smaller substeps. Repeat until the substeps are as super small and easy.
Research and find how people have gone through similar plans and how they've surmounted their obstacles, how different your situation is, etc.

Richest man of babylon is a great book for mindset, so I recommend that, but it's not going to actually make you rich like the more practical advice above is more likely to.

Good luck.

t. hikikomori loser who has nothing to his name.

Steal from people. There. You don't need a book anymore.

How to Get Rich by Felix Denis