How rich people think by Steve Siebold, book summary.

Introduction.

Did you ever think about what stops you
to become rich?
The answer is your thinking.
This book isn't about money or wealth it's about our thinking.
And How our thinking can change our financial life and the changes that will begin in your life.

The author interview rich people because he wants to be rich.
Then he realised there is a big difference between poor and rich people thinking.

This book mainly compares about "middle class" and "world-class".
How they have a different perception of the world.
How they have a different belief about money and wealth.
How thinking like world-class, will make you world-class.
This book differentiates average people and world-class people and how they differ in thinking.
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[MrNicks-gnjc]

I have re-read this book regularly. It serves as inspiration for me as I continue in my process.

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[KevZen]

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[factsyoudaddy]

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[jeanalexandre]

Getting rich is an inside job, not an outside job