Secrets of the Millionaire Mind
By T. Harv Eker
Reviewed: November 2006

Still amazed he’s a millionaire many times over himself, Eker’s delight spills over into his easy-reading handbook for acquiring wealth. Or as Harv would put it: “A book to help you get rich—by learning how rich people think!” Exclamation point intentional. Harv writes like he speaks: direct, enthusiastically from the hip, in everyday language and with clear examples and lucid linking of his message.

This book had come recommended by a couple of people and I finally got around to reading it. Once I began I understood their desire to share it with me. This little book synthesizes a lot of information. You can get it elsewhere- there’s a ton of “How to think rich” type books out there. But this book stands out because it’s easily read, easily digested, and easily generates individual insights.

I made a huge link to an early childhood event concerning a discussion I once overheard between my parents. I internalized a mixed message that had kept me locked in some destructive patterns. I discovered some interesting beliefs I hold about myself, about money (as energy) and the concepts that support the generation of same.

Harv gives testimonials and personal stories and lays out 17 “Wealth Principles” as well as “Declarations” and “Actions” the reader is to actually say out loud and do before moving on to the next principle. I did every single one. By the end, I could feel an internal difference. I won’t go into all that’s happened since I read Secrets of a Millionaire Mind, but here’s a sample: my own book is now published; I began a radio show two weeks ago; and a 7 billion dollar company in the US has purchased my Leadership Dynamics™ course for in-house delivery.

Get this book and read it. It works.

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