Millionaire Women Next Door: The Many Journeys of Successful American Businesswomen
by Thomas J. Stanleybook data
48 ratings, 3.58 average rating, 8 reviews
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published
May 1st 2004
by Andrews McMeel Publishing
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Hardcover, 320 pages
isbn
0740745328
(isbn13: 9780740745324)
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Eight years ago, Dr. Thomas J. Stanley swept aside the mythical magic curtain of wealth to reveal The Millionaire Next Door. America found out just wh...more
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Read in February, 2008
I really wanted to like this book. "Millionaire Women Next Door": who could *not* be attracted to a book with a title like that? Unfortunately, this book did not meet my high expectations. It's a great book if you are the parent of a little girl, and want to know what to do to give her the best chance of one day becoming a self-made millionaire. It's a great book if you enjoy reading random statistics on groups of people. However, if you are already grown, if you are not the paren...more
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This is the result of sociologists doing some hard research on the women who quietly live with a nice portfolio in your neighborhood. What things to these women do that are different from the usual, throw away society folks who thing dinner at home begins at KFC, for example? Take what you will and apply it to your life and attitude.
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Read in August, 2007
Fairly intuitive. If you spend less than you make, you're in good shape. I felt like it focused solely on business owners, and not your average person. I did enjoy the statistics about average hours spent maintaining stock portfolios, hours worked per week, hours volunteered, etc.
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This book is derivative and boring. The Millionaire Next Door was fascinating - read that instead. I'd quit reading this one except it counts for my library summer reading program. (Yep, I'm a dork!)
The end of the book had some case studies that were interesting.
The end of the book had some case studies that were interesting.
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Read in December, 2007
There's a lot in this book that I enjoyed, being a working (outside the home) woman. A lot to help you overcome the personal mind-game battles that hold you back from your dreams and goals. (And when I say "you," I mean me.)
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Still needing to finish this book, did not have the same sticking level of interest to me as the other books, maybe I just needed to get into it a bit more,,,
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It is important to learn how to be finanically secure ... whether you are married or single. You need to learn how to save and invest.
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I just received this for Christmas...it came highly recommended. I'll check back after a few chapters!
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