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How to Think Like a Millionaire By Mark FisherMarc Allen ( New World Library )
Release Date: 1998-04-23
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How to Think Like a Millionaire ( tcm_books )
What is the difference between the millionaires who wrote How to Think Like a Millionaire and you or me? Do they just happen to know the right people? Are they somehow more talented than us? Do they work harder than we do? Were they somehow destined for greatness, and we simply aren't?
According to How to Think Like a Millionaire, the only real difference between the haves and the wish-I-hads is focus. Sure we all wish we had more money, work that we find truly fulfilling, and time to do the things that are really important to us. Unfortunately, most of us never get past the wishing part. If we only spent half as much time and effort on the actual trying to make our dreams come true as we do on making excuses, putting ourselves down, and setting ourselves up for failure we'd be multimillionaires in no time.
Essentially, How to Think Like a Millionaire shows us that the only thing holding us back from our dreams is ourselves. Clarity, focus, and passion are the keys. Dreaming big and making little steps forward will get us closer to our goals.
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 Too simple and broad to be worthy of your time ( xenocrates-x )
I will inevitably experience some blowback being among the few reviewers furnishing a poor rating for this book; however, as one will note from my reviews I am far less interested in status than I am in upholding the integrity of my reviews with brutal honesty when necessary. I read a number of books every month and it is only logical there will be a portion I do not consider worthwhile of your time.
I do not advocate How to Think Like a Millionaire as the content presented is neither new nor uncommon. When searching through the near endless supply of motivational and self help achievement books, it is evident those works that offer the most benefit introduce new and profound content or inspire one to lasting action. There is nothing among the pages of this book that achieves this.
I admire any author who puts forth the time and effort in an attempt to add value; however, Fisher and Allen merely present a broad summary of some basic principles with writing that lacks any articulate qualities. I would rate this near the bottom among the hundreds of self help books I have read, and thus I do not recommend this book
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 Great book ( reejoo )
I read part of it online as you can reviwe the contenet...the book is as amazing as it says so...the cindetion of the book was good and it was delivered raped in plastic,Brand new ..and amazing book to read...
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Goals ( editorialbn )
Great Book!
You need to have a goal, and you can reach it.
This great book, will tell you how...
I also recommend the stranger secret of earl n. and automatic wealth I,II and III
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ARE YOU TIRED OF BEING POOR, READ THIS BOOK
I have all of Mark Fishers' books. He is a very intersting writer. His books give sound advice about money or how to obtain it. Mark does a good job of instilling in us that we can have it all. Just shoot for the stars and stay focused on your dreams and it will happen. There is nothing that we can imagine, that we can't do. So what are we waitnig for, let's begin the journey of self fullfillment.
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