The Richest Man in Babylon (Annotated)

With Money, Wealth, and Abundance Manifestations

De: George Clason

Narrado por: Jason Rosette

"I recommend it to everyone." (Tony Robbins, in Money: Master the Game)

Beloved by millions, George S. Clason’s classic wealth and finance personal development book, The Richest Man in Babylon, reveals the money and business principles that hold the secrets to personal wealth. Hailed as the greatest of all inspirational works on the subject of thrift, financial strategy, and personal wealth, The Richest Man in Babylon has propelled countless readers and listeners toward their dreams of financial abundance and independence.

Bonus annotated chapter! This special edition of The Richest Man in Babylon includes an extra annotated chapter, "Money, Wealth, and Abundance Affirmations", containing carefully selected financial abundance programming.

In language as simple as that found in the Bible, Koran, Torah, Buddhist scriptures, and other texts, these revelatory parables and stories of merchants, tradesmen, and herdsmen will teach you:

• How to save more out what you earn
• How to get out of debt
• How to put your money to work
• How to attract good luck
• How to choose sound investments
• How and to protect a lasting fortune

A modern-day classic, The Richest Man in Babylon dispenses financial advice through a collection of parables set in the greatest and most fabulously wealthy city of ancient times - Babylon. Clason's famous "Babylonian parables" offer insights into - and solutions to - all kinds of personal financial challenges, and holds the secrets to acquiring wealth, keeping wealth, and earning more money.

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Learn the Secrets of Wealth from Ancient Babylon!

An entertaining listen, which is conveniently divided into self-contained chapters so can be split over several sessions/evenings. The 'lessons' on what wealth is, how it is created and kept, and the 'secrets' to a happy and prosperous life from Ancient Babylon are not exactly new -- perhaps that's partly the point! -- but the stories are brought to life as the narrator gets 'into character' and we hear useful life lessons told from the perspective of one of the world's oldest civilizations.
I can't give the story five stars since it's not so much one story as a collection of short tales or parables, but definitely recommendable if you're in any way curious about what the Babylonians had to say and/or would like a refresher on time-tested strategies and attitudes for generating and multiplying wealth, and indeed on the values that make a civilization and hold it together! -- Somewhat apt for current times, perhaps... ?! The final chapter with 'affirmations' is quite good, too.