The 21 Success Secrets of Self-Made Millionaires

De: Brian Tracy

Narrado por: Brian Tracy

The advice in this audiobook is based on Brian Tracy's 25 years of research, teaching, and personal experience on the subject of self-made millionaires. Tracy himself used these ideas to rise from humble beginnings to become a millionaire.

Tracy has discovered that all successful people practice these 21 success secrets, whether they're consciously aware of it or not. In The 21 Success Secrets of Self-Made Millionaires, he not only identifies and defines each success secret, but also reveals its source and foundation, illustrates how it functions in the world, and shows how to apply it in life and work through specific steps and practical exercises that everyone can use.

Easy to understand and easy to apply, The 21 Success Secrets of Self-Made Millionaires shows how anyone can cultivate the habits and behaviors that will enable him or her to achieve not just financial independence, but success in any area of life.

As Tracy writes, "The most important part of achieving great success is not the money. It is the kind of person you have to become to earn that money and hold onto it."

No one is better than you and no one is smarter than you. Successful people are simply those who practice these 21 Success Secrets. And so can you!

Fulfill all your financial dreams with The 21 Success Secrets of Self-Made-Millionaires!

©2001 Brian Tracy (P)2007 Gildan Media Corp

A No-Fail System for Success

We have all learned that there is no correlation between grades in school and success. So how does one achieve it? Success is like any other area of endeavor. It is predictable and it must be studied. So in this most interesting audio book, Tracy offers the 21 qualities of success that if practiced and developed...nothing can stop you. It's a must have for anyone who wants to think big!

Disappointing

Though I do not expect to have the book hold a simple roadmap to financial success, without any work on your own or application to your situation, I was hoping that this book would have some new and fresh insights. However, the points were not insightful really at all (you always expect some to be obvious, but...) and the points did not have a developed background, such as the vast empirical research and case studies in other books of value on this topic.