Podcasts that mention 📚 The Millionaire Next Door by Thomas J. Stanley, William D. Danko

yeah and I mean this this touches on you know the famous book The Millionaire Next Door right it's you know very rarely is the guy in the mcmansion with the BMW actually wealthy actually a millionaire Sure there are some that you know just make Oodles of money and can afford to waste it on frivolous stuff but but most normal people even you know upper middle class people who are you know executive levels you know you just even if you make 150 200 000 like that goes really quickly when you're spending a ton of money on your fixed expenses like your car and your house and you know it just those people just they aren't wealthy because they're spending all their money

Brad mentions the book to support the point that people who appear wealthy by spending on things like expensive cars are often not actually millionaires, contrasting them with the typical characteristics of millionaires described in the book.

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you know one thing that I think is really uh would be a really cool thing to do if you guys have read Thomas Stanley's book The Millionaire Next Door he talks about you know people being an accumulator of wealth and actually ranks it that way

Jonathan mentions the book by Thomas Stanley and its concept of accumulators of wealth as a better metric than annual salary.

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Financial Independence was a thing you know I'd never heard of your money or your life or The Millionaire Next Door

Speaker mentions not having heard of this book early in their financial journey.

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but if you can just educate yourself enough if you can read a book or two if you know your money or your life or or some some book that was popular maybe like uh the millionaire next door at the time at least touch on this this issue from time to time instead of walking through your life ignorant thinking you know what you're doing with money when you really don't that would be my biggest piece of advice

Grumpus Maximus suggests reading this book, noting its popularity at the time, as part of educating oneself about personal finance.

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That makes me think of The Millionaire Next Door, that book.

Jacob briefly refers to the book 'The Millionaire Next Door' while discussing stereotypes surrounding immigrant families and wealth.

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because I do think about some of the things that I've learned from actual self-help books including the Millionaire Next Door

Stephen mentions this book as one he read and found helpful.

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