The Millionaire Next Door: The Surprising Secrets Of Americas Wealthy Audiobook

" I loved this book. Has alot of statistics. Interesting information. "

" This book was much more detailed than I expected, but still a good read - lots to learn. I found their research quite interesting. I'm not trying to go out and get rich quick, which is good, beacause this book confirms the attitudes of hard working and saving. "

" Spectacular read! "

" Interesting and revealing to read. I got this book from my Dad when I was a junior in college - along with a note urging me to continue my practice of giving 10% of my income to charitable causes and 15% towards retirement. I still use and recall the things this book taught. "

" everyone should read this book at least once... "

" This is a rather interesting look into how millionaire's are actually made. That the people you think are millionaires, since they look the part, aren't actually. "

" Liked the book, but unfortunately it didn't spur me on to that pot of gold. Read it when it was on the NYT Bestsellers list. "

" Should be required reading for grade school students. Loved it! "

" A good description with a lot of supporting data about how the wealthy live and behave. On the whole, the book seemed a bit academic for my taste. "

" I thought this book was interesting but very redundant. There were too many numbers and statistics involved for my liking. What I did learn is that I am a pretty frugal person which is one of the main characteristics of people who are millionaires. Maybe someday! "

" A good read. I guess I should have married my high school sweetheart - then I'd be rich! Lots of relevent information gathered from a marketing standpoint, and tweaked to show successful financial traits of some people. "

" an interesting look into the minds and lifestyles of most millionaires - contrary to the way they're portrayed in the media. however, it was a book filled with too many numbers and stats that made it a bit boring at times. it's also outdated - published in '96. "

" Interesting statistics that paint a real world picture of your every day millionaire - it is far from the caviar eating, permanently holidaying ideal the media would have us believe. "

" This book doesn't make it sound like any fun to have money. "

" Lots of good information and things to think about. Keeping up with the Joneses is so 2008. "

" Information was a little dated as far as facts and figures, but the concepts remain the same. Interesting to see how wealth is or is not passed down in families. "

" Confirmed what I've always believed about the habits of the wealthy. My penny pinching may pay off yet! :) "

" Pretty basic - but message is good - save, use cash, and don't overspend. "

" Makes that status more human and real "

" my dad made me read this one... "

" Good, interesting, won't pick it up again. "

" I recommend all newlyweds read this book. "

" The research about how people become millionaires is very interesting. This book has helpful insights about attitudes toward money. "

" Explains how salf made millionaire's really work. "

" This has been our financial bible for years. (Actually, Mike would love to give this as a wedding present, and it really is that valuable.) It is easy to understand and apply. I can't recomend it more for someone looking to chart their financial course. "

" An excellent book on money. IT is not about how to get rich or how to make money, but it does tell you a lot of things that if you pay attention will aid you with your money. The average millionaire is frugle, blue collar, and saves. But these is so much more to it than that. "

" Despite being a bit dated, I found this to be highly intriguing - it's definitely given me some new financial goals to strive for. "

" Amazing to find out what millionaire's actually life live, oppose to what we assume the live like. "

" Basically you can't go wrong by living way below your means. "

" I would recommend this book. "

" There are basically 2 ways to generate wealth...1-Live within your means, or 2-Increase your means. This one is about living within your means. It's a good read. "

" Good insight, lots of statistics though. "

" Commonsense information that is a great refresher. The stats were very interesting. "

" This book is awesome for anyone interested in becoming a millionaire by living simply. You really don't have to have a huge income to reach your goals. "

" I had to read this one for school. (I don't know that I would have picked it up otherwise) For a required reading I thought was interesting and insightful. "

" Just a bunch of correlations and anecdotes. Not sure why this book was so well reviewed. "

" Very illuinating. Turns lots of preconceived notions about what millionaires "look like" on their heads and offers some interesting data to back it up. Kind of dry and slow at times (I skimmed a lot of charts), but worth a look. "

" Everyone can learn something from reading this book. It dispels a lot of myths about wealthy people. "

" Simply put - A very good common-sense book on how to live frugally and within your means. Don't overspend on material objects. Be responsible for yourself. Save and invest your money. <br/> <br/> "

" Pretty standard stuff about establishing wealth by spending less than you earn. Super repetitive, but isn't that what this kind of nonfiction is all about? "