This book is all about millionaires and how they got there. It looks at the habits, lifestyles, and spending patterns of America’s rich in order to figure out what sets them apart from the average person. Along with revealing some surprising secrets, this book also offers tips on how you can achieve millionaire status yourself.
For who is this book for ?
This book is for anyone who wants to learn about millionaires and their habits. It can also be helpful for people who are looking to become millionaires themselves, as it offers tips and advice on how to achieve this goal.
Pros :
- The book is filled with interesting case studies and real-world examples.
- It offers a lot of helpful tips for becoming a millionaire yourself.
- The author has extensive experience and knowledge in the field of personal finance.
Cons :
- The Millionaire Next Door may be outdated, as it was published in 1996
- It may be difficult to apply the tips and advice given, as they are mostly specific to American millionaires
- The book might just encourage readers to become materialistic
Learn more about the author
Thomas J. Stanley Ph.D is an American author who has written numerous books on personal finance, including The Millionaire Next Door and Stop Acting Rich…and Start Living Like a Real Millionaire. He holds a doctorate in business administration from the University of Georgia and has been quoted by publications such as Time, Newsweek, Fortune, and US News & World Report.
Reader Reviews
“I never knew there was so much to learn about millionaires! This book is a goldmine of information on how to become and stay wealthy.”
“The Millionaire Next Door is an extraordinary book. It is wise, funny, and filled with common sense about how to achieve wealth.”
“This book is a fantastic read for anyone looking to get ahead financially. It provides tons of great insights and tips on how to become a millionaire yourself.”
“The Millionaire Next Door is an absolutely fabulous book! It’s the perfect blend of research, common sense and humor. I laughed out loud while reading it, and I also learned a lot.”