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Saving 10% is too small to grow wealth how do you see it

Thanks ❤, at least am learning something big here, my business got finished and I remained with nothing and I had given up coz am left with nothing,bt cause of this book, now am going to struggle back thank you ❤

More likely this book to lead people to work more and more and being workers for life 😅. Such a smart book creator

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One of my favorite books ever got it for free at a library in San Diego.

My parents were among the quiet rich before it was a thing. They were both teachers but managed to save money by only buying essentials from month to month. They invested mostly wisely ( there were a couple of bad choices). For many years my mom made her own clothes and we only went out to eat once a month. Every couple of years we traveled. One trip included going on a tour to Asia. One was to Hawaii and to my grandparents on the other side of the US every couple of years. Many summers we stayed home though. Most of their cars although nice were mostly bought used and then we used them for many years. They also paid their house off a few years early so that it was paid off by the time they retired. They enjoyed a great retirement full of travel. Because of the many years they saved and invested they were able to live just off of the interest from their investments and retirement checks.

Thank you for this. I hate my job and I want to quit like TODAY. But can’t yet. I’m the sole bread winner and this dead end job is keeping food on the table and roof over my head. I have a side hustle that is not bringing anything in yet. But it’s about time on that. I just want to end this miserable job and go full time with this hustle and make it my full career. I have done a lot of what was said in the video. Saving and all that. I am getting a small amount from intetest. But not to keep the roof. I just want to jump and take the risk. Quit the hourly paycheck and look at the big goal. Thank you again for this video. Very eye opening. 🙏🏼

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This is a much better video than others I’ve seen here on YT because it discusses THE BOOK. Other videos have the creator’s own feelings mixed into the presentation and they say, “but you don’t have to do it like this…” Thank you for disseminating THE BOOK without biasing it with your own personal feelings.

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Thanks so much my precious mentor and brother for your precious time spent teaching me precious lessons for personal, social, spiritual and professional growth. May God bless and give you health so that you will read more and teach me more.

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Can you summarize rich Dad poor Dad for us?

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Thanks so much for this wonderful opportunity at this age 🎉I promise to work on my rules on investment 👏

The Richest Man in Babylon" is a classic personal finance book written by George S. Clason. It was first published in 1926 and has since become a timeless and widely popular book in the field of financial self-help and wealth-building. Set in ancient Babylon, the book is presented as a collection of parables and stories that offer valuable financial advice and principles. The stories revolve around characters who encounter various financial challenges and learn essential lessons from a wealthy man named Arkad, who is often referred to as the richest man in Babylon. Throughout the book, Arkad imparts timeless wisdom on money management, savings, investment, and building wealth. Some of the key principles highlighted in the book include the importance of saving at least a portion of one's income, investing wisely, avoiding debt, seeking sound financial advice, and taking responsibility for one's financial future. The book's enduring appeal lies in its simple yet powerful teachings, presented in an engaging and relatable storytelling format. It continues to be highly recommended for anyone seeking to improve their financial knowledge and take control of their financial destiny. find all the book here : payhip.com/u254750951

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Great summary on this book! I really enjoyed the perspective of it.. brought sense in a different light but still kept it very relevant.

Problem is that people in gov don’t use tax money in the interests of the public but use it to make their friends and themselves richer.

Thanks for sharing this insightful take.

This is another great review of a great book You should also check out The Way Of The Superior Man by David Deida. It is recommended by Tony Robbins and I enjoyed it heaps. I would be interested in your thoughts of this one

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I love your videos and book summaries. Please keep going. Have you read Psycho Cybernetics - the number one book on Mindset of all time?

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Thank you for this wake up call 😅🙌🏽

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One of the best videos I've ever seen that's a book summary ever.

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These are great but I gotta say- for those considering ONLY watching these and not reading the book(s) I’d recommend using these types of vids to decide whether or not you want to read the book, but definitely not as a substitute. One example is the day-tight compartments- in the book it is backed up by a story about water-tight compartments on a ship, where iron doors slam down and keep a compartment safe. This imagery was much more impactful for me to imagine iron doors slamming down on the past and the future, leaving me safe and sound in the present moment, in this one day that we always have- even if it’s the day we die this is our one precious gift every time we wake up. So yeah, love the vid and it’s a great preview and refresher tool before and after reading! Don’t underestimate the ability of a little fluff to lay a strong foundation for ideas 😉

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This book really changed my life. Thanks for covering it.

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Hi bro, but in the book "Rich dad poor dad" it says house is a liability (excluding the ones in which we give part of our house for rent) so what do u say about this

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This is one of my favorite books