The Millionaire Mind

By: Thomas J. Stanley Ph.D., William D. Danko Ph.D.

Narrated by: Cotter Smith

Length: 12 hrs and 20 mins

Publisher's summary

The runaway best seller The Millionaire Next Door told us who America's wealthy really are. The Millionaire Mind tells how they got there, and how to become one of them. In this audio program, you'll discover the surprising answers to questions such as: what success factors made them wealthy in one generation; what part did luck and school grades play; how do they find the courage to take financial risks; how did they find their ideal vocations; what are their spouses like and how did they choose them; how do they run their households; how do they buy and sell their homes; and what are their favorite leisure activities. To become a millionaire you have to think like one. The Millionaire Mind tells you how.

©2000 Thomas J. Stanley, Ph.D. and William D. Danko, Ph.D. (P)2000 Simon & Schuster, Inc., All Rights Reserved, SOUND IDEAS is an Imprint of Simon & Schuster Audio Division, Simon & Schuster Inc.

Amazing Insight!

I loved it! This book gave me some perspective. I will adopt all of the practices described in this book.

wish I had read this when I had first started my b

having read the Millionaire Next Door I thought this would be a good read with a wealth of information. I was not disappoint.

Great book into the mindset of the wealthy.

This book kept my attention fairly well. I felt certain chapters were more captivating than others, but overall very worth my time. I would recommend it to others.

great info!

An excellent book in 2hich I would highly recommend to others. the content is rich

Amazing Book my Second Bible

Give this book to every Teenager you know who struggles in school or doesn't like the Traditional job style it helped me to think out side the box.

You may be the next millionaire

"The Millionaire Mind" is a good listen.

Though I do not expect to become a millionaire tomorrow just by listening, I did gain some concrete ways of investing and managing my finances that seem to work for the nation's top net worth network. In addition to intriguing descriptions of business and money management practices, the author describes work-life balance practices that I can definitely apply to my life.

In the end (spoiler alert), there is a narrative about making good choices and being true to oneself that speaks to me as a listener, and a validation of going against the current as a indicator of those "most likely to succeed."

The narration is a little dry. Only at the book's conclusion is there a slight American southern "twang" that seems to come out of nowhere.
I'm unsure if the performer is channeling the person described in the case study.

Give it a listen and let me know what you think.

Confirms some things you should have known.

Enlightening you on the rest of the things you should know. Should be required reading in middle school, but there's no wonder why it isn't.

loved it!

I really enjoy the statistics and break down of data that the author gives us. I love the examples, the narrators voice, and think it's an overall great book!

Great book

One of the best book in my library. Truly life changing! This should e required reading in high schools across the US.

Very enjoyable!

I have listened to this audio and enjoyed it a lot. I will pre-warn other listeners that a lot of numbers are given in this volume and it may be more helpful to have a paper copy at hand. The statistics are given throughout and this can sometimes be confusing. I advise other listeners to slow down their thinking and really listen to the words. Don't multi-task while listening to this tome, you'll miss the good stuff.

Multi-millionaires don't spend their money, they save it. They look for opportunities to get more for their dollar than just trying to appear rich.
The number of multi-millionaires that have been in their homes for just a few short years are very few, most have lived in the same place for 10+ years. Being wealthy isn't about how much a person paid for their car, but about which car to drive for an over-all cost per mile.

A good book to make a person think. If the statistics bother you, pick up a paper copy to read along.