The Richest Man in Babylon
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 | Product Details: Paperback 160 pages Release Date: 01 February 2004 Publisher: New American Library ISBN: 0451205367 Rating:  Sales Rank: 2504 | | Look for similar books by subject:
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| | Customer Reviews: A fondation course in WEALTH CREATION (09 March 2010)This is a book you will wish you had read, when you thought you knew everything in your teenage years. It is without doubt a book that has changed my life, because it has changed my relationship with money. There is no basic premise to this book. The only words that I can find to define what it is, is that it is a foundation stone, upon which you can and will build a great finacial future, if you adhere to the advice. This book is a philosophical/practical guide to wealth creation. The book in a sense tells a story. Interwoven into this story are anecdotes, which contain messages. Within the messages are real meanings that when applied to your life and wealth, will create profound change. I would have to disagree, with some people who say that this is the only book you will ever have to read, on the subject of money. I would recomend that you also read; The Science of Getting Rich by Wallace D Wattles, Born Rich Bob Proctor, Financial Peace by Dave Ramsay..if in debt & Pysco Cybernetics by Maxwell Maltz, as wealth creation will also need new sub concious thinking. With these books you will create a finacial fortress, that will amaze you. I guarantee it. This book is a brilliant synopsis of timeless ideas, that is a must read for anyone who has set a goal of finacial independence. It is both a practical, spiritual and philosophical guide to wealth creation. It should be read in conjunction with the other recomended books. If it is, it will change your financial future forever. Brilliant. "Have I the Soul of a Slave or the Soul of Free Man?" (28 December 2009)If you are fit, healthy and have a DESIRE for RICHES, yet you do not know where to START, then may I suggest you read this book in its entirety!! No matter what your current status, whether you are RICH or poor, black or white, old or young, you too will find a chapter in this short but EFFECTIVE book to kick start your ENTHUSIASM, desire and PASSION to become the man/woman you YEARN to be!! This book truly belongs there at the top with other classics such as Think and Grow Rich and Rich Dad Poor Dad, whilst each of the books mentioned focus on different aspects on how to become rich, The Richest Man in Babylon, focuses more on hard work, living within your means and setting aside 10% of your wages in order to invest in other projects that will bring you more rewards. What have you got to lose? Make up your own mind and REAP the rewards for taking ACTION. The best money book ever written (08 December 2009)Short, easy to read with every chapter being useful in its own right. Tells you everything you need, in a clear non jargon way, to get out of debt and be forever wealthly. I know as I have tried and tested it.  Fast, common sense, will stick in your mind (22 September 2009)This book, written in old biblical english provides common sense financial advices through a series of fables. The precepts are simple yet true and account for universal human emotions. The main success secrets are: 1. First fatten your purse 2. Control your expenses (Save at least 10%) 3. Make your gold multiply 4. Increase your knowledge by seeking expert advice 5. Protect your capital 6. Own your house 7. Insure a future income 8. Increase your ability to earn This book sorted my finances out (19 September 2009)This is a great book, it sorted out my financial situation quickly with the simple yet good advice given. It is basically a storey about a poor man who asks for advice from a rich man. he asks him what is the difference between him (the rich man) and poor people. What follows is some powerful advice - the difference is that poor find ways of getting rid of thier money quickly and rich men find ways of investing thier money - thats the difference - then he tells the poor man how to invest wisely (which he does) and the poor man ends up rich too. The poor man is then the new richest man in Babylon. | |
