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You are a product of your own habits; to succeed, you must create good habits like successful people. This book reveals: How do millionaires behave differently from ordinary people? What daily habits do 90% of millionaires practice? Do self-made millionaires have similar ways of making money? - How do self-made millionaires make money? - How do millionaires communicate? - How do millionaires think? - How do millionaires behave differently from ordinary people? The book points out the reasons you remain poor: - Not reading books. - Not exercising daily. - Not pursuing dreams. - Not eating healthily. - Not thinking carefully before investing. - Not knowing how to manage time. - Not taking responsibility for your own life. - Not doing more than what you are paid for. Author: Thomas Corley He is the president of Cerefice and Company, one of the leading financial firms in New Jersey, USA. He spent five years researching the differences between 233 wealthy individuals and 128 poor individuals to write this book.
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Ritch Habits, Thomas C. Corley
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- Titre
- Ritch Habits
- Langue
- Anglais
- Auteurs
- Thomas C. Corley
- Éditeur
- Langdon Street Press
- ISBN10
- 1934938939
- ISBN13
- 9781934938935
- Séries
- Mots clés
- Nonfiction, Commerce, Affaires & Gestion, Motivation & Bien-être, Développement personnel, Finance, Monnaie
- Évaluation
- 3,65 sur 5
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- You are a product of your own habits; to succeed, you must create good habits like successful people. This book reveals: How do millionaires behave differently from ordinary people? What daily habits do 90% of millionaires practice? Do self-made millionaires have similar ways of making money? - How do self-made millionaires make money? - How do millionaires communicate? - How do millionaires think? - How do millionaires behave differently from ordinary people? The book points out the reasons you remain poor: - Not reading books. - Not exercising daily. - Not pursuing dreams. - Not eating healthily. - Not thinking carefully before investing. - Not knowing how to manage time. - Not taking responsibility for your own life. - Not doing more than what you are paid for. Author: Thomas Corley He is the president of Cerefice and Company, one of the leading financial firms in New Jersey, USA. He spent five years researching the differences between 233 wealthy individuals and 128 poor individuals to write this book.