2 Buzz-worthy Books About The Difference Between Those Who Succeed And Those Who Do Not.
- buildingprosperity
- Apr 27, 2016
- 2 min read
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Rich Dad Poor Dad – Robert Kiyosaki
‘Rich Dad Poor Dad’ is the first book out of Robert Kiyosaki’s ‘Rich Dad’ series! His main focus in this book is the difference between what rich people tell their kids about money versus what the poor and middle class teach their kids. In it, Robert tells his story of growing up with two dads; one rich, one poor and how they each guided, influenced and taught him growing up. As he tells his story, he has a strong focus on the power of words which he goes into far more in other books such as ‘Retire Young Retire Rich,’ which is the 5th in the series.
Check out Roberts online community with lots of resources and personal coaches for those who want to learn more
Think and Grow Rich – Napoleon Hill
Over 20 years of Napoleon Hill’s life was dedicated to living by the side of around 50 of America’s wealthiest business men during the industrial age. Getting to know them and how they achieved and created the success and wealth they had as well as interviewing them and countless hundreds of other business people, Napoleon Hill wrote his book ‘Think and Grow Rich.’ This book is an accumulation of over 20 years of research into why some people are successful when others are not and why people doing the same things get different results. 70 years after its publish in 1937, it was voted the 6th best business book of all time and remains as relevant and applicable as ever in the modern era!
What I have taken from each of these books has had me buzzing. That sense of greater awareness, stronger sense of purpose and drive to pursue dreams has been priceless and the greatest motivator everyday for me to stop doing today what I do not want for myself in the future and start moving toward my dreams!
~ I continue to read books by each of these authors and more, every single day!
~ Prosperity Builder ~
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