Great review, it really helped me out in this area.

Great review! I’ll add this to my list of finance books to read. It seems to be a common thread that to be rich, you must THINK rich.

Harv Eker’s book led me to this site. The book was the missing link for me, in two years of personal development. I couldnt get my head round why I have been a lifelong entrepreneur, designer, author, internationally known in my sphere, never worked for an employer in my career, and still have little to show for it, despite being careful with money!

This book showed me where I had been going wrong- I slapped my forehead so many times, I gave myself a headache! Logical, practical and also ethical, it is a must read.

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I haven’t had a chance to read this book myself from cover to cover, but have heard about the author.

In fact, his parent company holds conferences in various cities. We had a chance to attend a 3 day weekend conference when it was held in our town and it was quite an amazing experience. Lots to do with positive thinking and how negative thinking really affects all aspects of life.

Yeah, I’d love to see him live. I like his mind-set.

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vastly covers the tools which are open-source projects. This book covers how to back up and recover everything from a basic Linux, Windows, or Max OS workstation to a complicated DB2, Oracle, Sybase or SQL Server (my favorite) .Secrets of The Millionaire Mind : Book ReviewThis metaphor that Eker used was one of my favorite parts of the book. He compared a persons financial temperament to a thermostat. Some peoples financial thermostats are set very low and others are set very high.

Well said, Jen

It’s a good idea not to resent people who happen to have more than you. To dislike them will only trap you in a bubble of negative emotions. Personally, I find that being negative only keep success out of reach. You become easily frustrated and are not as productive as you would like to be.

On the other hand, when you admire somebody, you will no doubt try to emulate him or her as best as you can. In the process, you will learn how to be the best that you can be along with a few new lessons.

I’ve been buying them with the money I’ve been making on Amazon, but just recently a couple of publicists have contacted me and offered to send their books for free. Now it’s about half and half.

Brian I’m curious, do you typically buy the books you review or borrow them from the library? I have quite a list of finance books I’d like to get to but only buy one a month or so to keep my costs down.

Good points Jeremy & John. I appreciate your contribution.

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