The Richest Man in Babylon

The book is short, easy to read, and despite being financial education does it in the form of following characters from ancient Babylon which makes it fun to read. This is a good starting book for your financial Journey because without the rule of paying yourself first the advice from a lot of other financial books can be wasted. Most importantly I just really enjoyed this book it didn’t feel boring. I skipped the quiz section in the last part of the boo though as I didn’t feel it necessary compared to the story portion.

Great book. Very straightforward and easy to read. The information seems basic, but still, priceless. We all just need to apply what we read in this book.

This book was totally awesome. I highly recommend it for those that want to fenture and progress out on their own. The value in this book is everything most people know but overlook it daily. It has great stories one the topics and explains thing beautifully for most ages. I even gave to my 12 year and it changed his mentally with money almost instantly. Highly recommended. I am a motivational speaker of 11 years and it is in my top 3 recommended books. However I constantly loan it out and end up buying another copy time and time again. I like to refresh up on it atleast once a year.

Oh, how I wish all young men who desires to be successful in life will read this book at least thrice every year.

For people who have no interest in investing -- or THINK they have no interest -- this book can serve as a fun and more readable entry point to the basic concepts. Written in parable form, it's a lighter and more engaging "story-like" introduction to basic investment principles such as allocation and earning interest (or other return on investment). Although it's a far cry from being detailed enough to be actionable, it could certainly whet the appetite of the unitiated and propel them to seek out more information about financial planning.

"The Richest Man in Babylon" stands as a timeless beacon of financial wisdom, encapsulating the essence of wealth accumulation through captivating parables set in ancient Babylon. George S. Clason masterfully intertwines historical anecdotes with practical advice, making the path to financial independence both clear and attainable. This book serves not just as a guide to managing finances, but as a profound journey into the heart of prosperity, teaching readers the universal principles of saving, investing, and wise spending. Its lessons on achieving financial success and personal discipline are as relevant today as they were in the times of Babylon, offering invaluable insights for anyone seeking to improve their financial situation and live a life of abundance.

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Police officer friend of mine urged me for weeks to purchase this book and one other book. I'm glad I did. I listen to it on audio, read it from this book and now I've ordered other copies for those who truly desire wealth and are willing to work towards it, and GIVING them the book so that may access it's wisdom.Gold (money) is your sl@ve and it's children and their children and their children are too, but soooo many men are yet sl@ves to Gold (money) and thus them and their children and their children remain as such. My chains are broken!They hid knowledge in a book, because they knew man refuses to read.... (Those who are POC, you know what saying I'm referring to...)

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Good book to learn the fundamentals of finance and money management for both personal and business purposes. A must read for everyone at least once

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I have read this book 3 times now I very good read well recommended!

Great read