The Top 10 Distinctions Between Millionaires and the Middle Class | Keith Cameron Smith

The Top 10 Distinctions Between Millionaires and the Middle Class | Keith Cameron Smith | One of the "Must Haves" for future Millionaires

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The Top 10 Distinc...

	The Top 10 Distinctions Between Millionaires and the Middle Class Keith Cameron Smith Ballantine Books, 2007 - 128 pages average customer review:based on 39 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

A Good Thing in a Small Package!

Good things come in small packages. THE class="textlinks">TOP 10 DISTINCTIONS BETWEEN MILLIONAIRES AND THE MIDDLE CLASS by Keith Cameron Smith is just over 100-pages, but contains volumes of life's lessons. Smith lists his top 10 distinctions in reverse order by chapter, in other words, the books starts with chapter 10 and ends with chapter 1.

This is a great little travel book as its compact size and flowing narrative make it perfect for the briefcase or purse and for a short flight or waiting for your meeting. However, you will probably want to do as I do and take notes, so an accompanying spiral notebook will be needed as well.

In reality, if you're a student of self-help type, goal oriented, think and grow rich type books, there no big revelation here. It's basically the same ideas you've heard from Brian Tracy, Jim Rohn, Jack Canfield, or even Napoleon Hill for that matter, but Smith gives a superb presentation that is easily digested. If you're not the kind of person to settle into 300+ pages of Awaken the Giant Within or The Power of Focus, but want to learn the same basic principles, this book is right up your alley.

One last thing I would like to comment on, and this goes out particularly to writers. In the little hard-back copy that I have, in the back matter, Smith mentions the "Sabon" typeface that he used for his book. For my old mid-50's diabetic eyes, this was one of the most readable fonts I have ever seen. I highly recommend it. In fact, the overall quality of the hardback book makes it a great little gift.

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One of the "Must Haves" for future Millionaires

I was given this book by my brother. I have already read it twice and given out 6 copies to the other members of my team. The book is a no nonsense easy read. The author gets right to the point. He talks about giving, about goal setting, about personal habits. For example, have you ever noticed what the middle class always talks about, each other! While the rich discuss ideas. These small things we all do day in and day out have an effect on our behavior. Pick up this book. You'll be glad you did.

PLEASE READ THIS BOOK! It will change your life...

This is a must read book. I think someone said this in another review, but the book puts basic truths that every person needs to survive in life (at home, with friends, at WORK!, and in business)in plain English. It's so simple, you end up thinking, "Duh...why don't I do that already?" The book forced me to reflect on my life, the way I thought, and how my thoughts affected my behavior. It inspired me to think big and encouraged me to begin to conceptualize my dreams and bring them to reality. Way too often people have great ideas and allow others to discourage them or even worse allow self-doubt to sclass="textlinks">top them.

I read the book in one day in roughly four hours. I immediately bought the book for my father in the same night. Now my brother is reading it, and a few of my friends have put it on their list of "To-Reads."

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Fantastic!

This book is great! It describes qualities that millionaires possess that the middle class usually do not develop. Some keys to thinking of the millionaire mideset are thinking of their long-term goals, even as far as 10 years out, and working for profits. The authors talks about how millionaires read one book a week, a habit I found to be worthwhile. I find adopting this habit stretches your thinking and takes you beyond what you thought you were capable of. I thought this book was very well-written and exceptionally practical. The author recommends reading this book every month until the principles are ingrained in you.

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My first impression

Some of the better information is included in the sample (sent via Amazon Whispernet :) ). I bought the book anticipating more good information but I learned very little new things from the rest of the book.

The book also lacks of hard facts (statistics, numbers, etc). There are better `Millionaire' books out there.

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