The richest man in Babylon

The Richest Man in Babylon: Author: George Clason Language: Arabic Publication Date: 2005 Book Format: Paperback Publisher: Jarir Bookstore Number of Pages: 149 Book Category: Self-Development Description: The book is a collection of guidance crafted within wonderful small stories that give you firm steps and inform you that you must first control your expenses and establish the first rules of your wealth, how to start investing with these simple funds, and how to direct these simple currencies into successful investments. The author also discusses details that concern those aspiring to build wealth from zero, and how your wealth and investments are what will support you in the future, working as a safety net when you grow old. The book contains a collection of wonderful small stories that give you firm steps and inform you that you must first control your expenses and establish the first rules of your wealth, how to start investing with these simple funds, and how to direct these simple currencies into successful investments. The author also discusses details that concern those aspiring to build wealth from zero, and how your wealth and investments are what will support you in the future, working as a safety net when you grow old. It also points out who deserves to borrow and who causes your wealth to be lost when you lend to them. "Our actions will only be wise with the wisdom of our thoughts, and our thoughts will only be wise with the wisdom of our understanding of matters." "Wealth is like a tree that grows from a tiny seed, and the first copper coin you save is the seed from which the tree of wealth will grow." "The reason you do not earn more money than enough to live a modest life in those years after our youth is because you failed to learn the laws that govern wealth building or you did not adhere to them." "Those who are keen to seize opportunities to improve their lives are the ones who bring good luck. Therefore, we must strive to take advantage of opportunities and not stand still, for good luck does not come to those who do not seek it."