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The Millionaire Next Door by Thomas J Stanley and William D Danko
This is a useful book which can change the way you think about well
the book The Millionaire Next Door the
surprising secrets of America's wealthy written by Thomas J Stanley and William D
Danko is based on a survey conducted for nine months
More than 1,000 wealthy people
participated in the survey and answered
249 questions the study is focused on the key factors that explain how people become wealthy in one generation
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One of the authors discovered in all their research
The real millionaires don't look like millionaires. Don't dress like millionaires. Don't eat like millionaires
Don't act like millionaires
Films and magazines persuade us that American millionaires own expensive clothes watches
Houses cars and others status items the authors found this is not the case
They introduced the typical American millionaire, he's a 57 year old male married with three children
self-employed
entrepreneur or self-employed professional
His business can be classified as dull to normal
contractor auctioneer rice farmer owner of mobile home parks pest controller
coin and stamp dealer paving contractors
His wife doesn't work outside the home or if she works the number one occupation for her is teacher
She's a planner and meticulous budgeter
The family live on less than 7% of their wealth. They live below their means
The typical American millionaire wears in expensive suits and drives american-made cars
He's fairly well educated and believes that education is extremely important for his children and grandchildren
he works between 45 and
55 hours per week and is a fastidious
Investor he invests nearly 20% of his household realized income each year
He holds nearly 20% of his households wealth in
Transactional securities such as publicly traded stocks and mutual funds. He defines himself as a tight line
The author's compare millionaires to high-income spenders
they call them P aww or four digits accumulator and well and
You aw or under accumulator of wealth?
P aww s need to achieve to create wealth to become financially independent to build something from scratch
You a double use more often need to display a high status lifestyle
There are three words that profile the affluent
frugal frugal
frugal
Being frugal is the cornerstone of wealth building, but it doesn't sell TV time and newspaper
Young people are indoctrinated with the belief that those who have money spend lavishly
In reality many people who live in luxury have little money left over after funding their high consumption lifestyles
their high-income spenders who tell the youth to earn and spend
They could be millionaires but instead a lot of them are on the perpetual burn and consumed treadmill
Spending lavishly. They sell their financial independence
In contrast planning and sacrificing high consumption today
PA WS have financial independence tomorrow
In addition it's very difficult for a married couple to accumulate wealth if one is a spendthrift
Not only is the typical millionaire approval but his spouse tends to be even more frugal
Their households play great offense and great defense
Great offense means that a household generates an income
slightly higher than the norm
Great defenses. They're frugal when it comes to spending for consumer goods and services
The majority of people do not have the ability to increase their income significantly so they can concentrate on their defense
According to the authors. It's much easier in America to earn a lot than to accumulate wealth
Because it's a consumption oriented Society
Millionaires who have successful adult children follow some rules how to raise them
Parents don't tell the kids that they're wealthy until after they've established a mature
disciplined and adult lifestyle and professionally
Parents stay out of their children's family matters. Don't try to compete with them and emphasize their achievements
They teach their kids that good health longevity
happiness a loving family
Self-reliance and friends are more valuable than money
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Interesting fact is that millionaires who are usually business owners encourage their children to become self-employed professionals
such as physicians
attorneys
engineers
architects accountants
dentists
The main reason for their preference is that everything can happen to your business? But nobody can take your intellect
Millionaires don't want their children to take significant risks. They want them to be well-educated and their intellect can be their capital
unlike their parents children postpone entering the job market
Until they're in their late 20s or even early 30s, which is not an advantage
The Millionaire Next Door by Thomas J Stanley and William D
Danko is an amazing book on the topic of personal finance
It's a great read for those who have an unhealthy relationship with money
The real life stories are inspiring
They can change the way you think about wealth and help you start new habits and become affluent
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