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The Richest Man in Babylon

By: George S. Clason
Narrated by: Denis Waitley
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Denis Waitley narrates the classic book written by George S. Claison in 1926, which offers financial advice through a collection of parables set in ancient Babylon. Through their experiences in business and managing their personal affairs, the characters in the parables learn simple lessons in financial wisdom, as relevant in the 21st century as they were in antiquity.

As a result of this book, the use of parables to impart timeless wisdom that can be applied to present-day challenges in living successfully became popular, as evidenced by global best sellers The Greatest Salesman in the World, The One-Minute Manager, and other recent self-help books.

A recognized pioneer in the personal development movement, Denis Waitley is one of the most respected and listened-to voices on high-performance achievement. The author of 18 nonfiction books, his audio album The Psychology of Winning is the all-time best-selling program on self-mastery. The Richest Man in Babylon, according to narrator Denis Waitley, greatly influenced his understanding of the cornerstones upon which to build financial security. A banquet of priceless knowledge on capital accumulation, both philosophical and practical.

What you will learn:

  • Part of all you earn is yours to keep
  • Seven cures for a lean purse
  • The five laws of gold
  • The goddess of good luck
  • The secrets of the five clay tablets
  • How Babylon's history applies to today's world

©2015 Denis Waitley (P)2015 Gildan Media LLC

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an invaluable life and investment classic.

this ABRIDGED audiobook offering summarizes several of the author's topics but is otherwise inferrior to the version recorded by Grover Gardner.

pay the extra cash, get the real deal: "The Richest Man in Babylon", recorded by Grover Gardner.

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Great Financial Book

This is simply an amazing book. Teaches how to get out of debt. I wrote down the principles and I am planning on getting out of debt.

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Amazing and definetly life changing

Waitley does an incredible job of relaying this amazing story.....but it's not just a story, but easy to apply information that will put you ahead in life. Take the time to listen and study thr material, and then put it into practice. Do it now, don't wait!

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very helpful and simple rules to follow

Great to listen to. the narrator puts perfect emotion into the reading and makes it easy to follow and understand.

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Great story of personal finance lessons via a classic tale

This story will give you a great perspective on how to win your personal finance race and grow wealth.

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Excellent

Loved it!! This book is pure gold....nothing but wisdom and easily applicable steps to wealth generation!!

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Always a good read but…..

The book itself is a masterpiece but the narrator needs to figure out a way to silence the inward breaths…………..driving me (whiffff) crazy.

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More valuable then a bag of gold

Wisdom for the ages. I have read or listen to this book over ten times in the past forty years. I have studied and practiced its principles. I know it is why I enjoy financial independence today! This is on my top 5 list of all time best financial books.

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Not really unabridged

Would you recommend The Richest Man in Babylon to your friends? Why or why not?

This was listed as unabridged, but Mr. Waitley did change the order the book is in, and he changed the words to be more like how we speak today. Besides that, he also adds in his own commentary, which isn't bad, but annoying when trying to follow along with the paper copy of the book.

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