If you go to a bookstore or library, you can find many books on how to become rich. Not all of them are worth your time. In this case, it's because there are a lot of different ways to become rich in different books. Others focus more on happiness and well-being, while others are more concerned about their money and how they'll pay their bills. People also think that without one, you can't have the other. You can pick the book that works best for you from these.

Best Books on Wealth Building: THE LIST

Rich Dad Poor Dad | By Robert Kiyosaki

People who read Robert T. Kiyosaki books, listen to him speak at events or learn from him in school have been getting financial advice for a long time. You can find this book in many libraries. Rich Dad, Poor Dad: What Rich People Teach Their Kids About Money That Poor People and Middle-Class People Don't is thought to be one of the best books about money. It's in this book that Kiyosaki talks about how he had two fathers: his real father, an educated poor man, and his friend's father, who was a self-made rich man. Roberty Kiyosaki learned important lessons about life from both of his fathers. Poor Dad: His poor dad was a loser when it came to money. He had money but didn't do anything with it. And his rich dad, who was self-made, smart about money, and a cash flow machine. Both dads had two different ideas about how to make money. Unfortunately, most people think of their dads as poor. Most people in society have poor dads and become poor dads, so they become poor dads, too. There are many things about money and wealth that Rich Dad Poor Dad will make you think about in a new way. If you want to read a book, this one should be on your list.

Rich Dad, Poor Dad quotes;

School is a place where we learn that mistakes are bad and that we get punished for making them. We learn by making mistakes, but if you look at how humans are made, we learn by making mistakes. We fall down as we learn to walk. If we never fell down, we wouldn't be able to walk.

"Winners don't care if they lose. But losers are, too. Failure is a part of the process of becoming a winner. People who don't want to fail also don't want to succeed.

In this case, you're only poor if you give up. Most important is that you did something. Most people talk and dream about becoming rich. You did something.

If you're the kind of person who doesn't have any guts, you just give up when life pushes you. If you're that kind of person, you'll spend your whole life doing the right things and saving up for things that never happen. Then, you die as a dull old man.

"Money is the root of all evil." Money is the root of all evil.

The Richest Man in Babylon | By George Clason

The Richest Man in Babylon, which is based on "Babylonian parables," has been called one of the best inspirational works on the subject of money, thrift, and wealth. In simple language, these interesting and educational stories show you how to get rich and enjoy the good things that come with it. A best-selling book, it helps you understand and solve your own money problems. Inside, you'll learn how to get money, keep money, and make money earn more money.

Quotes from the book The Richest Man in Babylon.

As someone who gives advice freely, I want to make sure you only take what you need.

"We will be successful if we do everything right." None of us can act in a way that is more intelligent than the way we think. Our thinking is no smarter than our understanding.

"How can you say that you are free when your weakness has led you to this?" It doesn't matter how old you are, if you have the soul of a slave inside you, you'll become one. As long as he has the soul of a free man inside of him, will he not become well-liked and respected in his own city, no matter how bad things are?

"We did well at the things we tried to do our best at."

today is when your father was born, and that's when the sun was shining.

will still be shining when your last grandchild dies in the dark.

All I earn is mine to keep. As soon as you wake up, say this. During lunch, say that. In the evening, say it. Hour by hour, say it. "Speak it to yourself until the words stand out like letters of fire across the sky," says the teacher.

What we learned and knew were two types of learning. The other was the training that taught us how to find out what we didn't know?

Make sure that when you want to help your friend, you don't make your friend's problems your own.

We can't act better than we think.

The Millionaire Next Door | By Thomas Stanley

A study has also been done by the authors of "The Millionaire Next Door." And what they found was that there were people who lived in expensive homes with big mortgages in high-end neighborhoods, but they didn't have a lot of money. On the other hand, we hear all the time about professional athletes who had it all but then lost it.

They also found out that there are many millionaires who live in middle-class neighborhoods and spend well below their means, but they aren't well-known. In other words, they didn't spend a lot of money and act like they were rich. This is not how they became rich. In the book, it is very clear that there are a lot of things that we need to teach our children.

From The Millionaire Next Door, here are some quotes.

When you make money, always live below your means.

"Good health, long life, happiness, a loving family, self-reliance, fine friends, and a lot of money." If you have five, you're rich.

It turns out that many people who live in nice homes and drive nice cars don't really have a lot of money. It turns out that many people who have a lot of money don't even live in the most expensive parts of town.

If your goal is to become financially secure, you're more than likely to reach it. But if your goal is to make money so you can spend money on the good life, then... You're never going to make it.

If you want to be rich one day but aren't rich now, don't buy a house that has a mortgage that is more than twice your family's annual income.

"I don't care about what people have." Even though they do great things, I'm impressed with what they can do. I'm proud to be a doctor. Always try to be the best at what you do. Don't look for money. If you are the best at what you do, the money will find you.

"One of the reasons that millionaires are rich is because they think in a different way."

Think and Grow Rich | By Napoleon Hill

'Think and Grow Rich' has been called the "Grandfather of All Motivational Books." What makes a winner? This was the first book to ask that question. It turns out that Napoleon Hill, the man who asked and listened for the answer, is now one of the world's most successful people.

This is a quote from the most famous teacher of how to be successful. He says that he spent a lot of money and worked for a long time to come up with "the Law of Success" philosophy, which is the basis of his books and is so powerfully summarized here.

In the original Think and Grow Rich, which Hill wrote in 1937, he used stories about Andrew Carnegie, Thomas Edison, Henry Ford, and other millionaires of his time to show how his ideas worked. Updated: Arthur R. Pell, Ph.D., a nationally known author and expert in applying Hill's ideas, cleverly weaves stories about how modern millionaires and billionaires, such as Bill Gates, Mary Kay Ash, Dave Thomas, and Sir John Templeton, made their money into a new version of this book. To make sure that a new generation of readers won't be stymied by outdated or archaic words and examples, the language and examples are always updated.

Think and Grow Rich quotes;

In order to achieve anything, you need to be DESIREFUL. Keep this in your head at all times. Weak desire leads to weak results, just like a small fire only makes a small amount of heat.

Many people have temporary setbacks before they achieve great things in their lives, and they may even fail. " In the case of defeat, the best thing to do is to give up. In fact, that is what most men do, too. More than 500 of the most successful people this country has ever had told the author that their greatest success came just one step after they had lost.

"Opinions are the cheapest things on Earth." Everything that people think about can be given to anyone who wants it. If you make decisions based on "opinions," you won't be able to do well at anything.

"An educated man is not always one who knows a lot about everything in general or about everything in specific." People who are well-educated are people who have developed their minds so well that they don't have to break anyone else's rules to get what they want.

"A winner never quits, and a loser never wins."

Set your mind on a specific goal and watch how quickly the world lets you pass by.

"You are in charge of your own life." It is up to you to change, direct, and control your own environment. In this way: "You can choose how your own life should be."

The Total Money Makeover | Dave Ramsey

The way you live your life and the way you think about money also need to be in balance, strong and sound. In this book, Ramsey takes on the full role of a finance coach. He gives game-changing advice on how to make an effective budget plan that you can stick to, and how to save for stability and happiness fully.

Get-rich-quick schemes don't work, and the author wants people to work hard to live a balanced life and make smart money decisions. The method used in this book is simple and effective, but it doesn't offer a shortcut like all the other self–help budgeting books. This one is based on stories and studies that show what really works. It strongly tells you to put your financial freedom first, which means you need to be debt-free to plan your life properly.

Prepare for your retirement and think about what might happen in case of an emergency: This might sound like the best thing to do to a modern Christian, because we won't be young and healthy for long.

A few quotes from the book "The Total Money Makeover."

The reason why people spend money on things they don't need is because they don't like them.

Immaturity is also a sign of wanting what you want right away and not being ready for it. " "Mature people are willing to put off having fun in order to get a bigger reward."

Say nothing, do nothing, and be nothing: Aristotle once said that to avoid being talked about you should keep quiet.

There is no enemy of "the best." "Just fine" is the enemy of "the best."

"Behavior and head knowledge are only 20% and 80% of what it takes to win at money." I don't have any trouble with what to do. I have a problem with doing it. Everyone knows what to do, but they don't do it. In order to be thin and rich, I need to be able to control the man in the mirror.

Walk to a different beat. Beat that the rich hear. If the beat is normal, leave the dance floor right away! So, "My radio listeners know that being normal is broken," so I want to be different.

When I was a kid, I heard a story about how mediocrity would creep up on you. Zig Ziglar, the master of motivation, told the story. Frogs can sense pain and will run out of boiling water if they are dropped into it. Frogs, on the other hand, swim around happily in room-temperature water. As you slowly bring the water to boiling, the frog will not notice. Frogs are lulled to death by small changes. We can lose our health, our fitness, and our money over time, one day at a time. When someone says that "the enemy of the best," they're right. The enemy of "the best" is not "the worst." "Just fine" is the enemy of "the best."

Change is hard. Few people are brave enough to look for change. There are usually times when the pain of where you are outweighs the pain of change for most people.

In order for your own good, as well as for the good of the people you love and your future, grow a backbone. You should stand up when something isn't right, and you should never back down.

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