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This has been especially problematic in today's preachy, politically charged times. I appreciate this book for providing a look back at these folks and describing the basic psychological underpinnings behind this insanity. The not so good: My own personal preference is for New Age, quasi-spiritual jargon like "love and abundance mindset" not to be inserted and repeated in books I'd otherwise like to regard as serious nonfiction literature.

I prefer such lingo to be translated into more scientific terms. I ask myself, 'I wonder if he's erred on other subject matters discussed here that I don't have the expertise to identify? What these tests actually measure is a person's ability to memorize and recall information From what I've gathered, I. Just about anyone who's taken those dinky online I.

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Rather than rely on longer-term memory i. Jul 24, Taras Mytkalyk rated it really liked it. 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 the way you think, not about the currency. Play a game of making more money of every opportunity. Have a good result? Make things happen, don't wait for them to happen Avoid unprofitable activi Everyone has a right to be rich. Make things happen, don't wait for them to happen Avoid unprofitable activities. Walk away if you can't create substantial return on investment Sep 04, Linette rated it liked it.

Maybe I wasn't in the right mindset for this one. He brings about good ideas but could come off as slightly pompous. Jan 25, Cliff Garibay rated it it was amazing. I've used it to replace many of my old negative beliefs I had about making enormous amounts of money. The premise of this book is simple: The formula goes like this: Good substance, but seriously repetitive I liked the central thesis of this book.

He's got some great points and resources. His politics and mine clearly diverge, as he consistently quotes Ayn Rand and Donald Trump, but ignoring that, the ideas are sound. He repeats the same points over and over and over. They're good points, but I'd strongly prefer more substance. Terrible May be the worst book I've read in 20 years. A ridiculously repetitive chant of us versus them. It's about money alright; the author's ability to steal yours by dispensing the same wisdom one could find from the four buddies sitting in the corner booth drinking their coffee every morning.

The buddies are wrong and so is this book. Jul 21, kristyo widarto rated it it was amazing. Good conceptual overview Just need more practical examples and tips on how to grow into this mindset. Feb 23, Ricky rated it it was amazing. This book changed my view about money. Money is not evil. School and our education system demonize it so much that we consider having a lot of it will not bring peace to our life.

Those who do solve societal problems deserve to be rewarded accordingly. Mar 21, Sean Stephenson rated it really liked it. Great lessons, not the most well-written. Oct 13, Brigitte Bell rated it it was amazing. Great book distinguishing the mindsets between the middle class, and "world class. Feb 22, Sean Stephenson rated it really liked it. Jul 11, Nhlanhla Radebe rated it liked it.

Lots of nice short chapters.

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Sep 06, Giorgos Tselios rated it it was amazing. An must-read for anyone who's up for a mindshift concerning wealth. Mar 06, Cassandra rated it really liked it. Very repetitive but good nuggets in there. Feb 25, Ana rated it it was amazing. This book is life-changing! The ideas in this book have already changed my life! I particularly love that the chapters are short and therefore, easy to digest. Also, using female pronouns, instead of male, was brilliant! It just shows that Siebold is one enlightened man!

I do believe that one has to have a certain mindset to wholly receive the ideas in this book. So for me, "the student was ready, so the teacher appeared". Thank you for sharing your knowledge Steve Siebold! Sep 15, Tony Bradshaw rated it it was amazing. Apr 04, Joshua D Curry rated it it was amazing. Really good information about thinking on a whole different perspective about handling money, and building wealth while giving back to the community.

Why spend four days a week at the local shelter, doing some good for those around you, hindering your income and potential, when you can capitalize on your successes and start your own charity or join a cause that could help thousands of people instead of just a few I'm not saying helping those less fortunate is bad, but if you put forth the time Really good information about thinking on a whole different perspective about handling money, and building wealth while giving back to the community.

Why spend four days a week at the local shelter, doing some good for those around you, hindering your income and potential, when you can capitalize on your successes and start your own charity or join a cause that could help thousands of people instead of just a few I'm not saying helping those less fortunate is bad, but if you put forth the time and effort to amass wealth, you'll get to choose your cause and help many more in the end without personal sacrifice that will end up hurting yourself and those around you.

The book doesn't go into budgeting or how to pinch pennies to survive paycheck to paycheck. It's about lessons learned from failures, how to deal with rejection and criticism from your peers, who may disagree with your beliefs and viewpoints on building wealth. It's about moving forward, and not reminiscing on the 'good old days'. I plan on reading this book a second time within the next week.

Oct 24, Danny Mancini rated it it was amazing.

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Steve Siebold tells the reader how to take the step up from being a middle-class man to becoming a world-class man. I thought the book was brilliant. I like that Steve Siebold made it feel like he was talking directly to you by using words like you and your. I would recommend this book to anyone over 13 years old although anyone that is already rich might not like it as much.

Feb 24, Fabrizio Poli rated it it was amazing. I have read a number of books on this subject but most of them tell you the difference between rich and poor. Steve Siebold in this book tells you the difference between the middle class and the rich. Many would consider Middle class as rich and I guess many Middle class would consider themselves well off financially.

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This book offers some great insight into the difference in mindset of these two people. The greatest enemy of doing your best is not doing poorly but doing good or better than your I have read a number of books on this subject but most of them tell you the difference between rich and poor. The greatest enemy of doing your best is not doing poorly but doing good or better than your peers. Sep 18, Stefan rated it really liked it.

Great great book, draws a very hard line between the "world class" mentality and the "middle class" meaning every one that is not operating at world-class levels. Underlines and notes were plentiful, and the resources he provides at the end of every vignette are worth revisiting. I'm sure he has fantastic material after this, but he could have been a little more up front about the whole thing. Apr 28, Kemal is currently reading it. This Book gives you a really good insight on the mindset that led Millionaires to become who they are and how it was possible for them to accumulate their wealth.

It is rich in resources and challenges the reader to think critically and take action. After every chapter there are recommendations for further resources that has an extension on content of the given topic. A positive aspect of this book is the comparison between mindset of the masses and the world-class thinkers. The Book on Making Money.

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The pages contrast middle class thinking with what the author terms world class millionaire viewpoints.

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However, one must have an open mind because he includes controversial details such as: Middle Class teaches their kids to be happy with what they have while the world class the wealthy men and women teaches their kids how to go for their dreams pages Additionally, I reluctantly admit that I now fully understand exactly what the author means when he says that the middle class only focuses on money when they need it while the world class focuses on money all the time pages He also generously shares some further links various money and business subject books for knowledge by including an additional rich resource after each of the contrasting beliefs of the middle class and wealthy class.

Kindle Edition Verified Purchase. I liked the central thesis of this book. He's got some great points and resources. His politics and mine clearly diverge, as he consistently quotes Ayn Rand and Donald Trump, but ignoring that, the ideas are sound. He repeats the same points over and over and over.

They're good points, but I'd strongly prefer more substance. Transformed my thinking despite years of messages from external sources As the grandchild of a self made millionaire who repeated all my life and that of my mother his daughter - "watch your pennies and your dollars will take care of themselves" Before he passed away, we had an important conversation wherein he revealed he felt he had been a failure.

In fact, he had co-founded a bank, been a key investor in other very successful ventures start ups in their day including modest real estate, investments and substantial stock in other companies and was a tremendous philanthropist. He built a very successful company and sold it at 60 while he preached to the family to be anything but self-employed which, as many know, the most common path to wealth and financial freedom. That is why, when I found this book after reading a story distilled from Steve's chapters in Business Insider, I immediately bought the Kindle version.

After having so much financial heresy thoughout my life from family, institutions, employers, educators, media even religious leaders - finding Steve's book with his wisely written chapters was a true God send and incredibly transformative.

I have read many other worthy books - but this one - comparing side by side what the "middle class 'masses' " believe vs the "world class" - has truly been one of the best investments I have ever made. Unfortunately for me - I bought it several months ago and read it bit by bit - finally finishing the last 60 chapters in a matter of days. When beginning to read the chapters it took me a while to adapt my thinking and do the suggested exercises at the end of each chapter. Since I was beginning to change my thinking and internal "chatter" i.

26 Secrets Rich People Won’t Tell You About Their Habits and Lives

It was indeed time well spent! During the process I discovered more about myself that I didn't realize and am very thankful for this book and the wisdom and insight Steve shares. I am moving in a much more positive direction and am excited about the future again. As a long time small business owner - I bucked the family trend - my grandfather knew about it before he died and was proud of me. That said, through many upheavals and losses in my life, I am at a new chapter personally and professionally and now get up every day - despite the challenges - looking forward to new opportunities.

I truly believe my Best Days are out in front of me Steve - thank you for this book. I look forward to your next one and, in the future if you update this one, I will buy it too. A great book that explained in simple terms why most people are anchored to mediocrity by their own beliefs about money. Steve Siebold clearly lays out that by making a mindset change we can join the world class thinkers at the top. As I read this book I realized that my belief system was taught to me by generations of non-achievers and if I wanted to brake out of my rut I could do it by challenging what I have previously held as the truth about attaining more money.

Small chapters packed with great nuggets of information. You should put it at the top of your "to read list". Overall, this was an incredible book. It discusses how the world class's most valuable asset are their minds--not because of their sheer intelligence or high IQs, but rather that they have a different template in which which they see the world. Siebold teaches the reader how to create the same template the world class use.

If you spend anytime at all worrying about money, this book is a must-read. I've read it twice since I received it in the mail a couple of weeks ago, taking extensive notes both times.

I'm going to go through it again, more slowly this time, and work on implementing the lessons learned in my life. The only thing I don't like about it is how it is arranged.