Top 10 Distinctions Between Millionaires and the Middle Class Audiobook

" Definitely one I'll come back to again and again. Short, simple, excellent advice! Life changing. "

" I thought this book was amazing. Well written and researched. I also like that the book used "old-time life experience" as well as other examples. This is a great book to read for anyone. "

" Wow I was surprised by the incredible content. These are timeless principles that applied 100s of years before and will apply 100s of years from now. "

" Not gonna lie, one of the worst books I've read. A total regurgitation of every other personal finance book out there with ZERO actionable advice. One monkey. One typewriter. 2 1/2 minutes. "

" Very concise, sweet, and encouraging to think outside the box since I'm middle class. :-) "

" Short, sweet, simple advice applicable to anybody, particularly "delayed gratification" and "value freedom over comfort". Nothing revolutionary, but good reminders. "

" This book was just okay. There were some good nuggets to take away. But it wasn't earth-shattering or life-altering. If you can find a used copy for a few bucks then go for it. "

" Easy to read and very concise. "

" GReat little book on common sense finances. I plan on reading it once a month! "

" This book will cause you to really think about your perspective on life. It will most likely make you mad, so be warned. Challenging to say the least! "

" Short but good, similar advice to rich dad poor dad on what the rich, poor and middle class do with their money. "

" Concise and easy to read. Less about specific tactics and more about mindset. "

" Everyone that earns money should read this a few times "

" I see the book as more of an "attitude-tuning" book. If you're in the camp of those who enjoyed books from Anthony Robbins, Ramit Sethi and the likes, you probably won't be too taken by this book. On the other hand, if you enjoy books such as Think and Grow Rich, you might like this one too. "

" I really liked this book. I prefer to call the middle class, middle income rather than class. I think of it as a mindset rather than a 'class'. Just my preference. Quick but thought provoking read! "

" An interesting study in how a shift in perception can make a big difference if one is willing to let go of old beliefs. "

" Loved this book, help me to change my thought process about success, long term planning and getting more out of today! "

" Very enlightening book. "

" Short, sweet, simple advice applicable to anybody, particularly "delayed gratification" and "value freedom over comfort". Nothing revolutionary, but good reminders. "

" Not gonna lie, one of the worst books I've read. A total regurgitation of every other personal finance book out there with ZERO actionable advice. One monkey. One typewriter. 2 1/2 minutes. "

" Everyone that earns money should read this a few times "

" An interesting study in how a shift in perception can make a big difference if one is willing to let go of old beliefs. "

" I thought this book was amazing. Well written and researched. I also like that the book used "old-time life experience" as well as other examples. This is a great book to read for anyone. "

" Short but good, similar advice to rich dad poor dad on what the rich, poor and middle class do with their money. "

" There are 3 types of people: Those who Make things happen Those who watch things happen Those who say what happened. "

" GReat little book on common sense finances. I plan on reading it once a month! "