El millonario de la puerta de al lado (EXITO) (Spanish Edition)

from shawnd

I liked this a lot. Reminds me now of Jim Collins work. Everything here is based on an extended profile and basic stats from surveys. It is all based on data -- not on theory or ideas from academics or others. There are specific vignettes, both of real millionaires and of folks who have a high po...

from wholewatermelon

This is a very eye opening book about who really has wealth in this country. I don't think I ever really thought hard about how materialistic our country is, and that I don't have to spend everything that I make. The concepts in the book are interesting and insightful, but it's not the easiest bo...

from bohemiangirl35

There's a difference between affluence and wealth. Do you floss or are you practical, giving up the appearance of riches for actual wealth? Will you teach the lessons you learn to your children or spoil them in the hopes that they won't have to work as hard as you, in effect dooming them to be le...

from jeffevarts

An extremely informative, potentially life-changing book. A must-read for anyone trying to improve their financial position, regardless of their current situation.

from kristenn

The basic message is that you can look rich or you can be rich, but not both. Rather than being advice on saving and investing, it's many many examples of how materialism and conspicuous consumption interfere with long-term financial security. Which is hardly debatable, but I'm not sure how many ...