How to Get Rich

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Believe it or not, this is not always the case, and many manual styled books are written by those who have not achieved the tasks they describe in their tutorial like guides of basic knowledge and and often times limited perspective. This is the kind of advice that most people will ignore, human beings having that tendency to think they will be the exception. Then i found out that it was written by Felix Dennis who's net worth was around 750m in 2007 when he wrote it.

I recommend that anyone who has thought about becoming an entrepreneur or is simply curious on ideologies correlating with wealth, read this book. Conventional wisdom will then be revised by those around you and the next generation will be taught that what you did can always or often be done - only to discover, when they attempt it themselves, that in reality you missed every landmine by pure, dumb luck. What's difficult though, is answering the question "Is being rich, in monetary terms, what you really want? A sizable fish in a growing sector, however small, is more attractive to prospective purchasers and investors than the same size fish in a diminishing or static pond. Canny, infuriating, cynical and generous by turns, How to Get Rich is an invaluable guide to 'the surprisingly simple art of collecting money which already has your name on it'.If you really want to be rich, you must own something, preferably your own company and preferably 100 per cent of it. He established the first computer magazines in the UK ( Personal Computer World, MacUser), whose sale in the mid-1980s made him wealthy. First let me declare an interest, I worked for the man, not in the early pioneering years but in the middle years, when he had already amassed considerable wealth. By the time one is a senior manager or professional , probably with a decent house, a mortgage and children, it is the risk to the security and happiness of the latter (and maybe to a spouse), plus the usual lack of capital, which are most often cited as insuperable difficulties to taking the plunge.

In the same year he co-authored the first biography of Bruce Lee, Bruce Lee: King of Kung-Fu, which thanks to Lee’s death became a bestseller.Otherwise, just be the man who switches the trains from track to track without having to know what is in the cattle trucks .

Felix points out that quite simply most "get rich quick" books are written by people who are not rich themselves! An “Albert” is one who can never become rich simply because they lack the personality or drive to do so; they exist in a grey zone between desire and compulsion. He sides with Fitzgerald, noting that what wealth really gives people is confidence, whether from the pride of making it or having been born rich. Whatever qualities the rich may have, they can be acquired by anyone with the tenacity to become rich. The Felix Dennis Prize for Best First Collection is awarded yearly, as part of the Forward Prizes for Poetry.But subconsciously, often without being aware of it themselves, they might be far happier if you failed or only succeeded to a limited degree. If slightly better off and on the way up with a halfway decent job and perhaps the probability of further advancement, the problem is often considered to be the loss of what they have already achieved . This holds true even if talent is placed in the driver's seat of a small division within an existing operation.