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Rich is a religion, breaking the timeless code to wealth, Mark Stevens

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Rich is a religion, breaking the timeless code to wealth, Mark Stevens
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Main title
Rich is a religion
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Mark Stevens
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breaking the timeless code to wealth
Summary
What's the secret to building and maintaining wealth? Rich is a Religion offers an unprecedented and detailed look at the timeless secrets to building and maintaining wealth. It's a philosophy and behavior that comes before picking out a stock or fund. It is, in bestselling author Mark Stevens' words, 'A means of thinking and behaving ...a financial religion'. Both a revelation and a guide, Rich Is a Religion offers you a dramatically different view of how wealth is created and preserved by that enviable breed of people - famous and obscure - who truly have it. These individuals have a different way of seeing the world, in which their philosophy, principles, and belief system allows them to leverage opportunities that many others tend to miss. Stevens illuminates this previously untold approach and reveals why it works. Along the way, he provides insights into the dynamics of getting and staying rich and how this process can make all the difference between doing well financially and creating true wealth. The author also examines how the wealthy use money as an instrument of independence, confidence, stability, and enduring value as opposed to simply the temporal rewards of luxury. Filled with engaging anecdotes and advice from real millionaires, Rich Is a Religion provides you with a powerful new way of thinking and living. Its accessible style will help you change your mindset and thought process as you prepare to become and remain wealthy - and live a rich and independent life
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