Wealth Is a State of Mind

The focus of this book is to let us learn to be frugal and save. It is very good. For a big spender like me, it is enlightening and useful.

The most down-to-earth and most practical wealth management classic and legend, the wealth management concepts displayed may never go out of style. I am very fortunate to have received this unpretentious and durable personal wealth management idea by chance.

Return to nature, written very seriously. If everyone develops a low-cost living habit, refuses to waste, and does not pursue too many desires, they can obtain full freedom and happiness in a limited space, instead of blindly relying on money to fill themselves and an unqualified life, that's all.

This is a really great book that taught me the importance of saving money and the concept of financial management. Thank you very much to the author! Great love

Franklin has many wise words. For example, I have never seen a diligent, cautious and honest person who gets up early complain about a bad fate. Good character, excellent habits, and a strong will will not be defeated by the so-called fate. The same is true for wealth, but when you care too much about the results, you often won't get the returns you're satisfied with. Franklin was one of the founding fathers of the United States and a multi-talented figure known for his remarkable achievements and wisdom. Reading his books carefully can bring us a lot of inspiration.

The author puts forward a thought-provoking point of view in this book. Having money does not mean being rich. Wealth is a state of mind. You can think about it from two aspects. On the one hand, the author makes sense. Wealth actually does not depend on how much we have, but on how much we desire. Diligence and thrift are very important. On the other hand, no rich man's wealth is obtained by frugality. Getting rich through frugality is just the icing on the cake that is already poor, so this book should only be useful to ordinary people. If we want to reach across classes, this book won't help.

You need to read this type of book to make yourself realize the benefits of frugality. For example, a dollar saved now may be able to buy more products in the future, so don't rush to spend money now.

Franklin has many wise words. For example, I have never seen a diligent, cautious and honest person who gets up early complain about a bad fate. Good character, excellent habits, and a strong will will not be defeated by the so-called fate. The same is true for wealth, but when you care too much about the results, you often won't get the returns you're satisfied with. Franklin was one of the founding fathers of the United States and a multi-talented figure known for his remarkable achievements and wisdom. Reading his books carefully can bring us a lot of inspiration.

In this era where Huabei borrows various kinds of credit, few people know how to be frugal anymore. Because money comes too easily, they are brainwashed by excessive consumption and have no idea that they have fallen into a big pit. It is right to be frugal and save, but you cannot just rely on saving. Instead, you must accumulate experience in the process of saving. When you reach a certain value and you think you are capable, try it out and lose.

Very good, it has strengthened my habit of frugality and saving, very good.

This book written by Franklin Hobbes has been popular in the United States for decades. It has been published in hundreds of editions in more than 60 countries and has sold more than 10 million copies. This is a book on the philosophy of wealth. After human beings entered the private ownership society, wealth and its symbol "money" used to maintain survival and development became the universal pursuit of human beings and were quickly alienated into objects of worship. They were given too many psychedelic colors. Interpersonal disputes, social struggles, and even bloody large-scale wars are all closely related to wealth and money.

Franklin Hobbes explored the relationship between people and wealth through detailed cases and in-depth research, pointing out that wealth is not just the accumulation of money, but also a mentality and values. In this book, he explains important perspectives on wealth thinking, investment wisdom, and financial management, allowing readers to deeply understand the nature of wealth. Among them, the story of a young entrepreneur told by Hobbes impressed me deeply. With his passion and persistence, the young man in the story successfully founded a start-up and gradually accumulated wealth. However, Hobbes tells us through this case that wealth does not only depend on the amount of money, but more importantly, how to establish the correct mentality and values, and how to make good use of wealth to create greater value.

A very good book! It has improved my understanding of the quality of life! Thanks to the author for his detailed and vivid description and his real and effective experience. Let us understand that life is not easy, cherish it, be frugal, and make life better!

The author of this book uses simple language, real stories, and ancient proverbs to teach readers the true meaning of wealth, as well as the thinking, practice, and experience of accumulating money and creating wealth from ancient times to the present. He tells us: having money does not mean being rich. "Not everyone can become a billionaire, but a life of abundance, leisure, comfort and even satisfaction is something that everyone can achieve through hard work. Wealth is created by mentality. With the right mentality, coupled with diligence, frugality and struggle, the road to success will be revealed in front of you and me."

ɢᵒᵒᵈ ɴⁱᵍʰᵗ ✩🌕ིྀLeave your tiredness behind at home, and the conversation and laughter of your family during dinner will make you relaxed and natural. Reading the news and consulting will keep you informed about world affairs, taking a bath and soaking your feet will refresh you, and sleeping comfortably will give you a good night's sleep. Say good night and thank you for your hard work!

Be diligent and thrifty, live within your means, and use money to make money

This is a very useful book in my life

"The Secret of Wealth" (newly translated as "Wealth is a State of Mind") was written by Franklin Hobbes in 1923. The book brings together the thoughts, practices and experiences of accumulating money and creating wealth from ancient times to the present. It teaches the true meaning of wealth through simple language, real stories and ancient proverbs. The author tells us: Having money does not mean being rich. Not everyone can become a billionaire, but a life of abundance, leisure, comfort and even satisfaction is a situation that everyone can achieve through hard work. Wealth is created by mentality. With the right mentality, coupled with diligence, frugality and struggle, the broad road to success will appear in front of you and me. Since its publication more than 90 years ago, the book has been published in hundreds of editions in more than 60 countries. It is also known as the world's three top wealth books along with "Think and Grow Rich" and "The Greatest Salesman in the World".

I like the thinking and practical experiences about accumulating wealth in the book, especially the real stories and ancient proverbs, which have benefited me a lot. Just like Warren Buffett, his success is also inseparable from the right mentality. This book made me understand that as long as we have the right mentality and work hard, we can all live a rich, leisurely and comfortable life. Recommended to everyone!

It is quite rewarding. After reading it in one go, you will more or less have some insights. Wealth lies in diligence, financial management, and letting money serve yourself. At least I will not spend money randomly in the future!

This book is connected one by one. I read a few pages before moving on to the next chapter. I finished it very quickly. It is not like some articles that are difficult to read and difficult to read. It is very easy to understand. It writes about small details that need to be paid attention to in daily life. I wrote many times about putting money in the bank and quoted many people's stories. Everyone seems to have known each other before. Chapter 58, almost penniless, creating everything by myself, everyone has the same beginning. It makes me feel that someone has experienced the same thing as me. Very good [makes face]

The author repairs it from multiple dimensions, which is more comprehensive! There are many things that need to be saved, and there are better things that you can see and cannot see. The key is to stop yourself from wasting time, energy, and money on investing in yourself! Thank you teacher!

You must believe me on every page. Those who know me say that I am worried. Those who do not know me mean that I want nothing.

Wealth is a state of mind. Frugality brings real freedom. We must keep our living standards lower than our financial resources. Live within your means. Learn to manage your own finances. Avoid over-consumption, spend money prudently, and invest prudently. Learn to use money, plan everything, be calm and composed, work happily, save and save money happily. Because wealth does not belong to those who own it, but to those who enjoy it.

After reading this book, I learned a lesson: You cannot spend all the money you earn, but you must save part of it in the bank. As time goes by, you will become rich.

I've heard this many times, and I think the bookstore should have more books like this, more books with positive energy.

The secret of a rich man is to be frugal and spend money wisely. He can plan the use of money in a scientific and planned way so that every penny can be used to his advantage.

There are many values ​​and meanings. The book Wealth is helping me understand my values. Maybe after learning it, I will use wealth effectively and live a better life!

Great book, great. I hope you will gain better values ​​after reading this book!

A very good book. Just like the title of the book, wealth is a state of mind and a kind of thinking. It is very good for improving personal thinking.