From a Million in Debt to Trillions in Wealth After Enlightenment

I've read almost the first half of it, and it's very realistic. Many of the plots can be empathized with, and many of the insights are very inspiring. But it doesn't feel like a book or a memoir. It is more like the author talking to himself or chatting. Because the style of the whole story is very unconstrained and jumping. Write whatever comes to mind. One second I was talking about entrepreneurial stories, and the next second I was meditating to recuperate. A left punch and a right punch, one kick in the air and one on the ground. There was not enough continuity and it was too jumpy. It's a bit tiring to read. You need to have good physical strength to continue reading.

Debts with similar experiences and common hobbies: reading, drinking tea, and making money. The author has rich experience, good writing style, easy to understand, and empathy. In order to realize his dream, he has been knocked down by life and stood up again. For those who have not experienced it, every sentence may sound like chicken soup, but it is so realistic. I recommend it.

This book very realistically describes the weaknesses and primitive attributes of human nature in life. It also specifically describes the changes in people's thoughts and cognitions in difficult situations. It is very constructive and inspiring. It is worth reading!

After reading the first ten chapters, I felt the change in the author's state of mind after experiencing a trough in life. From obsessive to enlightened, the process was difficult, but he still maintained good habits and improved himself through reading, thinking, and action. This book is worth reading.

As a bull and horse person, after reading this book, I made up my mind to start a business no matter how hard it is!

Although I have only read about ten chapters, I feel that it is a good book, at least suitable for me to read. Although the author has rich experience, he only shares a summary rather than preaching. The words are concise and concise, and the first-person summary followed by the story. I personally feel that this writing technique is very good. And I originally thought it was all about life and wealth experiences, but it actually taught me how to build a foundation in 100 days. This really surprised me, because anyone who has persisted in it knows that this habit makes people feel refreshed, and their health is getting better and better, and they are more energetic.

I commented at the very end. The author has profound cultural background, rich experience, broad mind, and great love. He must be a successful person now. To be honest, I am also a debtor and have read many books and rarely comment on them, but this book is indeed worth recommending. Everyone has different ideas, different living environments, and different things they encounter. No matter what stage you are at, please don't give up on yourself. Tear down the wall in your mind, break the cage of your mind, let yourself come out and be yourself. Every bad thing that happens corresponds to your shortcomings in some aspect, and you need to correct them. If you don't understand something in this book, please read it a few times to show that your cultural level is not yet up to this level. When you understand it with your heart, you will be enlightened. Don't miss it [like][like][like]

Good book recommendation [Like] The author is full of life experience and positive energy. He sees life clearly and the world is awake🌹

Thanks to the author for writing this book. I have also been as lost and wandering as the author describes, and I have also been anxious. I have also read various books. I have also had movie dreams, and I also want to write scripts. Many of the previous chapters of this book reflect my true thoughts, including the expositions of Taoism and Tao Te Ching. They all have an inexplicable sense of familiarity and I have benefited a lot. Thank you to the author for writing such a good book!

A very simple and unpretentious book, but very true, like listening to the author's memoirs "Poor Charlie's Almanac" said that the difference between the poor and the rich is not in money, but in thinking! The new book explains this