The Millionaire Next Door

“and the first book I'll never forget was The Millionaire Next Door was the first assignment to read and I would tell you I was always a saver didn't know how to invest but once I read that book the light bulb kind of went on”

“simple path to wealth was fantastic uh Millionaire Next Door excellent”

“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”

“so the book is coming to mind is The Millionaire Next Door That book was literally mind blowing for me because what it described basically What What In the book actually really resonated with me was the interviews”

“One of the guys we found was worth $12 million in the uh when we did the millionaire study. Yeah. For the millionaire next or not millionaire next door. That's Tom Stanley's book.”

“So, it pops into my head that um Tom Stanley, who wrote the book Millionaire Next Door in 1992. He's passed away in a car wreck. Uh but he was an inspiration to a lot of us in this space, showing that people become millionaires starting from nothing.”

“this Tom Stanley that did the book Millionaire Next Door many years ago he's passed away since it was 1992 he did a book later on billionaires and the number one character quality he found among the self-made billionaires was Integrity”

“George as far as I'm concerned is um Tom Stanley the great Tom Stanley who did the original book The Millionaire Next Door”

“Tom Stanley who wrote the book Millionaire Next Door before he passed away he wrote another book called stop acting”

“his daughter Sarah has continued on his work down in Atlanta and he wrote a book in 1992 called The Millionaire Next Door became a very famous book and it was an excellent excellent product uh and Tom was a marketing professor at Georgia State University and then he became a millionaire selling eight bazillion of those books”

“my friend Tom Stanley who passed away a few years ago his daughter Sarah has continued his work wrote a book in 1992 called The Millionaire Next Door”

“my friend Tom Stanley who's passed away now did a book in 1992 um called The Millionaire Next Door and he studied millionaires in 1992 many years ago”

“I think it was financially stupid people are everywhere and how not to be one of them and then after I read that he he turned around and handed me The Millionaire Next Door and those two books just opened my eyes”

“so part of it was I had you know just been reading this book about The Millionaire Next Door and so I was just talking to him about it saying hey this is really interesting”

“I hate to say I think you're just converting me on the spot here because I do think about some of the things that I've learned from actual self-help books including the Millionaire Next Door I have not read The Millionaire Next Door so one of my brothers gave that to me when I was in my mid late 20s”

“that book was a gamecher for me also and I read it similar to you.”

“morgan hle yeah great book that Echoes a lot of refrains but a lot of that like The Millionaire Next Door that kind of stuff”

“Tom Stanley did a book in 1992 called The Millionaire Next Door where he studied millionaires and he came back later and studied deca millionaires and I can't remember the name of that book. It was called millionaire something uh millionaire mindset or something like that by Tom Stanley and he studied people that had $10 million net worths or”

“that makes me think of The Millionaire Next Door that book you know that like all these immigrant parents that come in like make their kids wealthy then they blow it all by the second generation”

“I read the millionaire next door when I was 14 and like enjoyed it, you know, like that's a little odd. I read the richest man in Babylon.”

“well I remember when I was in high school, I read The Millionaire Next Door and even that that was a promise.”

“did you have you had the millionaire next door where they're like no what did they say it”

“it's kind of like The Millionaire Next Door what what are things that that these people do consistently success leaves clues”

“it's called Popular personal financial advice versus the professors in it he examines the advice given in books like Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki The Millionaire Next Door by Thomas Stanley and William Danko”

“you look at The Millionaire Next Door for instance who showcases the stories of all these sort of what I call silent practitioners right practicing frugality practicing the basics of investment practicing how to create a life of financial Independence for themselves”

“25 years ago uh I was gifted the book The Millionaire Next store obviously read that and kind of lived by that most of my life um I I try to live well below my memes”

“you know one of the things 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”

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

“maybe picking up a couple of books here and there The Millionaire Next Door jumps out at me”

“well was the co-worker she met who introduced her to multiple personal finance books including the Millionaire Next Door which I know was kind of a seminal moment in my fight Journey as well and this kind of opened her eyes to money management and led her down that rabbit hole”

“yeah and I mean this this touches on you know the famous book The Millionaire Next Door right”

“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”

“anyone's ever read Millionaire Next Door and Dr Stanley talked about playing offense and playing defense playing defense as being Frugal being smart with your money right”