What if instead of wishing you were rich was as easy as instead having a strong desire to be rich? Think and Grow Rich is a book written for those who want to be rich but don't possess the right mental capacity or focus to obtain these dreams.
Think and Grow Rich is a Self-Help book that's purpose is to get you into the mindset of becoming and thinking rich, as implied by the title, however, it's not as easy as it sounds.
You will begin to realize really fast as soon as you begin the first chapter that the "Thinking" part it talks about is actually a long step-by-step process that will take effort on your part. To give you an idea of what you will be getting yourself into here is a list of the chapter titles.
Think of all the things you truly wanted and set your mind to in your life; school, girlfriends or boyfriends, jobs, etc. If you could convert those "want" energies into a specific desire to become rich and set yourself on a plan to get there, you would most likely... get there.
It is amazing how many people struggle at doing exactly this whole-heartily and that's where this book comes into play. You will learn not only how to do convert those other types of motivating energies but also learn why it is important that you must have a desire to truly be rich.
In summary, if you desire something, think about it all the time, be persistent about it, and don't let anyone turn you from your path no matter how much they ridicule you; you will get exactly what you want.
I recommend reading this book to find out how exactly you can go about turning your desires into reality. I give this book a 9/10.
Think and Grow Rich is a Self-Help book that's purpose is to get you into the mindset of becoming and thinking rich, as implied by the title, however, it's not as easy as it sounds.
You will begin to realize really fast as soon as you begin the first chapter that the "Thinking" part it talks about is actually a long step-by-step process that will take effort on your part. To give you an idea of what you will be getting yourself into here is a list of the chapter titles.
- Thoughts are Things
- Desire
- Faith
- Autosuggestion
- Specialized Knowledge
- Imagination
- Organized Planning
- Decision
- Persistence
- Power of the Master Mind
- The Mystery of Sex Transmutation
- The Subconscious Mind
- The Brain
- The Sixth Sense
- The Six Ghosts of Fear
Think of all the things you truly wanted and set your mind to in your life; school, girlfriends or boyfriends, jobs, etc. If you could convert those "want" energies into a specific desire to become rich and set yourself on a plan to get there, you would most likely... get there.
It is amazing how many people struggle at doing exactly this whole-heartily and that's where this book comes into play. You will learn not only how to do convert those other types of motivating energies but also learn why it is important that you must have a desire to truly be rich.
In summary, if you desire something, think about it all the time, be persistent about it, and don't let anyone turn you from your path no matter how much they ridicule you; you will get exactly what you want.
I recommend reading this book to find out how exactly you can go about turning your desires into reality. I give this book a 9/10.
Tom Van is the owner and author of http://www.thomasvan.net The core focus of his website is to promote financial literacy and self-reliance by providing free educational articles on his website and blogging about his experiences.
He is the author of the creative finance blog which involves the use of buying things you want using creative methods when traditional methods are unavailable to you. You can learn more about his creative finance blog by visiting [http://www.thomasvan.net/category/blogs/creative-financing]
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He is the author of the creative finance blog which involves the use of buying things you want using creative methods when traditional methods are unavailable to you. You can learn more about his creative finance blog by visiting [http://www.thomasvan.net/category/blogs/creative-financing]
To see more book reviews by this author visit [http://www.thomasvan.net/book-reviews/book-reviews]
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