Think Yourself Rich book by Sharon Maxwell Magnus
By Sharon Maxwell MagnusThink Yourself Rich : Discover Your Millionaire Potential book by Sharon Maxwell Magnus
Ever wondered what it takes to become a millionaire and how they stay rich? Damian Leighton Barr has all the insider information and in this practical, accessible book, will show you how to think like a millionaire. Split into four parts: Taking Stock, Thinking Yourself Rich, You're Getting Richer...Now What? and Thinking Yourself Super Rich, this book is packed full of millionaire profiles, real-life tips and interactive quizzes to help you discover and develop your millionaire mind. Not everyone can be a millionaire but you can be richer than you are now. By helping you to build your personal millionaire profile, 'THINK YOURSELF RICH' will teach you to assess your spending habits, questions your financial values and ultimately make you richer. Published By Ebury Press on 2003
Book details
- Paperback
- 218 pages
- English
- 0091894654
- 9780091894658
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