In his acknowledgements, James D. Hornfischer, author of the excellent, New York Times’ best selling book, Neptune’s Inferno, wrote: . . . three years of research and two of writing . . . . Imagine spending five years of your life producing one book! Even if you worked only 20 hours per week for, say, …
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Why do I write about rich people? It’s not for the benefit of rich people. What I write is designed to benefit those who are confused and misinformed about what it means to be rich. Most Americans have no idea about the true interworkings of a wealthy household. The advertising industry and Hollywood have done …
Last week I received an email from a reader about the content found in my first three books: Marketing to the Affluent, Selling to the Affluent and Networking with the Affluent and Their Advisors. This writer was concerned that these books might be merely a rehash of each other. In fact, each book is unique, as you’ll see …
People often ask me why I write books. I get a great deal of satisfaction explaining how millionaires become wealthy in one generation. But also, I have given more than 3,000 lectures. You cannot inventory these lectures. To earn a living as a lecturer, you have to keep lecturing! But with a book, once it …