Stop Acting Rich: ...And Start Living Like A Real Millionaire

PRAISE FORSTOP ACTING RICH. . . AND START LIVING LIKE A REAL MILLIONAIRE
"Stanley′s research does a great job of proving there′s a big differencebetween income and net worth. Many pretenders have become very good atgenerating income and enjoying a high standard of living. But take this Stanleygem to the bank: ′Those who are among the least productive in transformingtheir incomes into wealth are in the higher–status occupations.′ Don′t be agreat pretender, pretending you′re doing well when you only look the part.Read this book and find out how to emulate real–deal millionaires."—Michelle Singletary, The Washington Post
"Contains some surprising data that makes for a convincingargument supporting a simple lifestyle as a path to security." —Associated Press
"After reading through Stanley′s engaging anecdotes about how theother America actually lives, you may come to feel that perhaps you don′tneed to impress the other guy so much. This in itself is no small thing.Your wallet will thank you. And you may end up happier." —Smartmoney.com

Nota biograficzna:

Thomas J. Stanley is the bestselling author of The Millionaire Mind and The Millionaire Next Door, which have sold more than 3 million copies worldwide. A recognized authority on the lifestyles and behaviors of the affluent,Dr. Stanley is frequently quoted in the Wall Street Journal, New York Times, Forbes, and other major publications. He has appeared numerous times on the Today show, 20/20,and Oprah. Visit Dr. Stanley at www.thomasjstanley.com.

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PRAISE FORSTOP ACTING RICH. . . AND START LIVING LIKE A REAL MILLIONAIRE
"Stanley′s research does a great job of proving there′s a big differencebetween income and net worth. Many pretenders have become very good atgenerating income and enjoying a high standard of living. But take this Stanleygem to the bank: R 42;Those who are among the least productive in transformingtheir incomes into wealth are in the higher–status occupations.′ Don′t be agreat pretender, pretending you′re doing well when you only look the part.Read this book and find out how to emulate real–deal millionaires."—Michelle Singletary, The Washington Post
"Contains some surprising data that makes for a convincingargument supporting a simple lifestyle as a path to security." —Associated Press
"After reading through Stanley′s engaging anecdotes about how theother America actually lives, you may come to feel that perhaps you don′tneed to impress the other guy so much. This in itself is no small thing.Your wallet will thank you. And you may end up happier." —Smartmoney.com