Come pensano i ricchi. La forma mentis dei miliardari

Siebold - who interviewed the 1% for 26 years to become one - provides a good primer for the beginning student of wealth psychology. "The world class... --------- ...use every strategy they can." ...avoid unprofitable activities." ...are masters of non-linear thinking." ...study their investments like Leggi tutto

Read a chapter a day and change the way you think! I especially loved the Critical Thinking question at the end of each chapter. Note: this book is best read by anyone who is interested in change.

Technically, i didn't finish reading it, and most probably i will never would, however, to bring make my fail in reading 12 books this year less hurtful, I'm going to mark it as read anyways. I thought about putting it aside the moment it presented Mr. Trump - pardon me, president elect Mr. Trump -

An interesting book. It was full of anecdotal observations, but no real statistics or data. Most of the information confirms other books that do have supporting evidence, so it probably isn't too far off. It is broken up into 100 chapters or concepts. The 100 seemed arbitrary and forced, as many of

I just want to be honest with myself, and admit that I will probably never finish this book. I find it really uninteresting, and I would rather read free magazines that are basically 100% advertising, than read this book. Potential readers should note, I'm not rich, and even I have to wonder if this Leggi tutto

Everyone has a right to be rich. Just learn how to make life better or easier for masses. Society rewards problem solving with money and power. Therefore more value you create in marketplace, the wealthier you get. Just a couple ideas: Life is a game. Money is how we keep score. Being rich is about th Leggi tutto

Good book in small, compact format and a positive is the quality and look of the book. Also very good content about how to think like the rich or “world-class”. This is a so called “Ignite reads” with green cover. Maybe you want to have the longer version, this is about 135 thick pages. The original Leggi tutto

A couple of good nuggets throughout the book. Overall, he repeats himself constantly. There are a lot of his opinions with no facts, data, quotes, etc to support. So it is really just him trying to talk about the same couple of things for 200 pages. Also, throughout most of it he suggests that the o Leggi tutto

The book is divided into 30 chapters or tips of you will. When I saw this, I immediately decided to read 1 chapter a day. Each chapter is 2-5 pages. The title says it all, think. It’s not about what people do that gets them to where they are, it’s how they think; look at life, problems, markets... Suc Leggi tutto