The Millionaire Next Door: The Surprising Secrets Of Americas Wealthy

Did you know there are millionaires living right next to you? In this book the author does not refer to celebrities and business man in the news. But every day people who thought savvy investments and money management has amazed a net worth of a million dollar or more. People you never hear about or people you do not realized are in fact wealthy. The Author looks at the everyday habits of these unknown millionaires and writes a picture of what it is that actually makes them what they are. Oh also people winning lottery are not included in this book.

Some decent insights; worth a read on the beach as inspiration, I suppose.

Awesome. Makes you want to reassess your thoughts about money. I feel like I need to read it again and change some of my habits. I have a need to share.

Great book! Very good insight on attitude on money. Thank you

I think this book is amazing. I look forward to listening to the rest

Lets you know who you are and where you stand to reach your goals. Love the formula in the beginning.

It’s an amazing book, but a bit outdated for 2024, we have so many self made young millionaires due to social media platforms and apps.

This was a wonderful addition to my reading list as I am on the millionaire journey myself. Thank you for writing this!

Good information included, but some of the information/references are outdated. But I would still slightly recommend because the overall information is timeless.

Good but can’t replay it after fully reading it. Must be the app.

Wonderful book thanks for sharing your experience that build us to the best

Great read. It will question your current mindset about yourself and the people around you.

Great book to hey a cobrar picture of how you love reflect how much you actually have.

Very basic - spend less than you earn. What the book really comes down to is how people view wealth. Needs to be updated.

This is really amazing. Loved every bit of it. Amazing Book.

I enjoyed it and good information. I thought the narrator did a good job

I loved that. Learnt a lot. Highly recommend if you want to improve your knowledge on building wealth

Simple yet effective, give a real life examples of how to change small stuff to be able to enjoy the big stuff later in life.

Alright, but I wasn't a big fan of the writing style. It seemed to repeat the same points too much, and lose the reader's interest in a whirlwind of statistics. I'd consider "Your Money or Your Life" by Vicki Robin and Joe Dominguez as an alternative to this book.

LOVED IT! I'm even more determined to build wealth and live like noone else! Some great ideas for how you should be living and careers to build wealth! A MUST READ, especially for teenagers and young adults looking for a good career!

Decent read, but read in a very monotone voice that makes it difficult to pay attention to after awhile.

Sounds like a very outdated and boring book. It doesn't have any insight to any new ideas or thought. After reading rich dad poor dad this is no where close

This book gave me an insight into my financial independence

Very insightful. It really changed my spectative on how in being rich.

This is not the full book, full book is more than 2 chapters

Such an eye opener! Great read, the goal is to be rich not to look rich like they say! Thanks for writing such an awesome book!

Great book eye opener definitely will recommend to my friends and family

Great book, supported by a reliable study, I highly recommend this book

Everyone whom hasn't read this book must do so for even a basic understanding of wealth accumulation. But I do emphasize the common criticism that this book does not address middle class wealth accumulation and how they go about their lifestyle in doing so. But still, I recommend this.

The first time I went through this book 10 or so years ago, I saw it from a different perspective I didn't necessarily agree with as I was very focused on being a startup business owner.

Having just re-read it again, I now see it from a much different perspective - especially as we're heading into an AI-dependent world.

The folks that are mentioned in this book are wanting to offload these businesses now. And as it was mentioned, their kids aren't going to be picking them up if they can help it.

However, if you take the advice from youtube educator Codie Sanchez and realize that many of these businesses are the owners' children as well, you'll see that helping these owners offload them would be very helpful to them.

Nothing worse than building something your entire life up to earning millions and then not being able to pass it on.

If you can put an AI spin on things (or whatever you're personal flavor is) - it's a perfect way to pass things over.