Enriching journey must have certain tools to support and books that can help you build thinking, enthusiasm and knowledge to become successful.
Which still can not get rich
The Millionaire Next Door (The neighbor millionaire)
Many people often ask them to work hard, get a good education, higher income, but not rich. The answer may come ie The Millionaire Next Door book.
Writings by Thomas J. Stanley and William D. Danko, first published in 1996. In this work, the authors have pointed out seven key steps that the millionaires in America are often experienced. One simple method is efficient and spend less than the amount that you earn. That way, you can avoid impulse purchases and diversify their investments.
Rich Dad, Poor Dad (Rich Dad, Poor Dad)
"Rich Dad, Poor Dad" is a much-loved book by author Robert T. Kiyosaki. Read it if you want to build the road to wealth from a young age. In the work, Kiyosaki points out the factors and habits of his father differential - a highly educated but impoverished and another father - but left school but became a millionaire in itself.
How rich người think (think how rich man)
Author of book - Steve Siebold spent 30 years interviewing 1,000 millionaires and billionaires to find out the difference between them and other ordinary people. In this book, Siebold gave specific action steps to help people who have the ambition to enrich their achieving.
Think and Grow Rich (Think Rich and Enrich)
Want wealth, you first have to have goals.
Written at a time when the Great Depression, Napoleon Hill, author and former adviser to President Franklin Roosevelt had interviewed more than 500 people succeed to find the key to becoming wealthy. Bestsellers texts recommend begin planning by setting goals and understand how much wants his money. It all started from thoughts and then your actions.
You're So Money: Live Rich, Even When You're Not (you wealthy: wealthy living style, even if you were not so)
Route to the income of the middle class, the author Farnoosh Torabi suggest ways you can save money in a number of areas of life. It gives very useful advice for young people. With the approach witty, humorous and concise, the author has explained to readers how they can control their finances on the way to get rich.
The Richest Man in Babylon (richest man in Babylon)
George S. Clason written by, books given to the principles and know-how to enrich. Work is considered one of the most inspiring books on the subject of savings, financial planning and private property while offering solutions that solve the financial problems effectively. The secrets like how to keep or earn more money by investing, how to increase the value has made "Babylon's richest man" became popular bestsellers.
The Science of Getting Rich (Science enrichment)
You always have to have all the knowledge to want to become rich.
Author Wallace Wattle providing knowledge enrichment through positive thinking. The book emphasizes rich you only when you equip yourself with positive thoughts to attract it. For example, if you believe that money is evil, you will never earn much money.
The Automatic Millionaire (millionaire automatically)
David Bach explains that you do not necessarily get rich with a budget available, but must set out a specific plan. The book offers timeless principles, including applying for a phone number, website and the elements to get you started on the path to wealth within an hour.
Screw It, Let's Do It: Lessons in Life (Ignore it, do to go: Life Lessons)
Written by experienced business people at the same time as the billionaire - Richard Branson, the book recounts the author's successful and suggest ways to help you do the same thing. Screw It, Let's Do It: Lessons in Life, based on personal experiences, important lessons have influenced Richard Branson and certainly helpful as you want to become rich.
The Millionaire Fast Lane (Millionaire speedy)
The Millionaire Fast Lane pointed out the difference between what you can and can not do. Ignoring popular advice and choose another path often is one way to achieve wealth and financial security.
Source: VNE
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