Wouldn’t you agree that the very rich and the middle class have a different attitude toward abundance and wealth? That’s exactly what Keith Cameron Smith explores in his book The Top 10 Distinctions Between Millionaires and the Middle Class. Bottom line: To be rich, you have to think and act rich.
Keith Cameron Smith has definitely read the classic self-development and wealth books and learned the lessons. In The Top 10 Distinctions Between Millionaires and the Middle Class he is placing his own interpretation and life’s experiences on what he’s learned. This book is about sharing those wealth lessons with us. I applaud him for that!I can honestly say there is nothing new or ground breaking in this book. But, it is filled with valuable abundance and wealth building information.
I agree with the author that acquiring and keeping wealth – thinking like the rich and very rich – is a combination of self-development and wealth development. If you’re not comfortable succeeding and prospering, you won’t be comfortable being and staying rich. Great lesson for all of us!
The Top 10 Distinctions Between Millionaires and the Middle Class is a quick read little book. I read it in an hour. I’ll read it again and also suggest to others that they too read this book. To me, that is a sign of a good book – one you’ll want to read again and recommend to others.
Here’s what makes this book special:
1.Keith Cameron Smith gives you ten very good and practical distinctions between the mind-set, habits and beliefs of poor people and rich people. And, these distinctions can make the difference between having wealth and living paycheck to paycheck.
2. He provides good illustrations in the form of examples and stories, most from his own life experiences. It’s the stories that make the lasting impressions. His writing style is easy and relaxed – he shares and doesn’t preach at the reader.
3. This book is rich in content but compact enough to read and digest easily.
4. This book is not a how to for making money in the stock market or real estate – it’s a how to get your mental house in order so you can make money in the stock market and real estate.
5. The author has been there, done that and is now sharing the lessons learned with us. It’s up to us to take these lessons and begin thinking like the very rich.
My favorite distinction: Millionaires have multiple sources of income. The middle class has only one or two. I think in the current economy this lesson is of particular importance – don’t place all your eggs in one or two baskets. Learn how to turn your paycheck into passive income.
I recommend The Top 10 Distinctions Between Millionaires and the Middle Class by Keith Cameron Smith as a casual read for the abundance and wealth student and/or as a beginning book for those who want to learn how to think like the millionaires.
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