Wealth Freedom

Dr. Thomas J. Stanley has spent much of his career studying how Americans achieve economic success on their own, and why there are always some people who are better than you at converting income into wealth. The research subjects include entrepreneurs, company executives, teachers, engineers, and people with middle and upper incomes. As the research progressed, related works ushered in super sales of 5 million copies. Why has this book had such widespread influence? The reason may be that his research shows that wealth creation is not directly related to innate privilege and race, but that our own behavior can help us gain wealth. Contrary to the hyped media headlines, wealth does exist through direct inheritance or the luck of the draw. But as long as America is free, people will gain wealth. And their wealth has nothing to do with luck, skin color, or the success of their parents.

A very inspiring book for "moonlight tribe". In fact, what most "moonlight people" have in common is that they don't know how to plan their income. At the end of the month, I realized that my money was flowing like water, my pockets were empty without seeing anything. After working for several years, I was still "poor" when I came back. And this book tells us simply and crudely: income does not equal assets, and income and prosperity do not equal wealth. Only by being frugal, able to manage money, and allocating income reasonably can you become a "millionaire" even with a monthly income of 5,000. Only by being less brainwashed by consumerism and being frugal and self-discipline can we achieve financial independence and full financial self-reliance, and own our own house, car, and money.

I have gone to school for more than ten years and learned many subjects, but none of them taught us how to manage our own wealth. I remember that when I just graduated from college, I would save several months of salary to buy a luxury bag that I would carefully serve, as if all the eyes on it were focused on me. In the circle of friends, I showed off my iPhone in installments and cosmetics worth several thousand yuan. A seemingly wealthy life is not actually wealthy. As I got older, I began to learn financial education hurriedly. In the data investigated by the author, the rich do not need external wealth to show their status. A down-to-earth, frugal, and hard-working lifestyle can lead to true prosperity.

After reading this book, my thinking has changed to a certain extent. It is true that consumption and expenditure have a great impact on savings and investment, and it also made me change my fanatical pursuit of high-end products. If you didn't have it when you were born, you may not have wine in this life. This sentence was also erased from my mind. Frugality, hard work, self-control, saving, investing. I believe that I will definitely change myself in these aspects.

Financial freedom is a state of life pursued by many people today. From an economic point of view, wealth freedom means that an individual's basic consumption needs have been met, and he is free to pursue other aspects of personal consumption and is relatively relaxed in terms of financial constraints. But how to achieve financial freedom seems to be an unspeakable secret. This book interviews many self-made rich people and summarizes some practical suggestions from their life experiences. By following these instructions, we may also be able to be more financially comfortable.

It's pretty good, no surprises

After reading some books, I learned that the lifestyles of poor people and rich people are different.

For ordinary migrant workers, the term financial freedom may sound a bit too far away, but apart from financial freedom, the achievement of anything requires us to invest a lot of time and energy. As the book says, "Financial independence belongs to those who are willing to allocate time, money, energy and cognitive resources to achieve financial goals." Although he is only a poor man now, this book still analyzes some of the advantages of rich people and how they invest, which is a good reference for everyone.

Frugality, savings, social indifference, elimination of overdrafts, investment and financial management, stop pretending to be rich. [Like][Like][Like]

Spend rationally, practice frugality, learn investment and financial management, start saving, invest, and stop pretending to be rich!

The content of this book is very practical. The author reveals the secret of financial freedom through long-term research. The ideas and methods in the book are very enlightening, and the writing style is simple and easy to understand, as friendly as chatting with friends. I think this book is not only suitable for people who want to achieve financial freedom, but also for everyone who is pursuing life. The author, Dr. Thomas J. Stanley's research is very in-depth and very beneficial.

Live within your means, save first, invest more, accumulate wealth, and have financial freedom.

Wealth accumulates, a good book worth reading.

What impressed me most after reading this book is frugality

I don't quite understand, maybe it's my problem

The book mentions that self-control is indeed very important for the accumulation of wealth. The accumulation of wealth is the accumulation of bits and pieces, the accumulation and application of knowledge, the writing is great, come on

Be diligent and thrifty, live within your means, and invest rationally

A very good book, worth recommending to friends

Finished reading, very close at hand

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Good! The content is basically comprehensive

A very truthful book

I saw it, I hope there will be some changes

I understand how rich people think

I need to watch it a second time.

Very good book 📚

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Practical and inspiring

Broaden your understanding of wealth

Give people economic education and learn some knowledge about making a fortune.