The One Minute Millionaire: The Enlightened Way to Wealth

In my opinion this book is designed for those who can "get the point". Included is a "FICTIONAL" story to illustrate the point of not giving up, and other motivational points. How committed and how far would you go to achieve?... If I don't remember or execute anything else about the book I will at least remember the story and what was conveyed.

Excellent - Very motivating. Good insight if you are think about real estate investing.

Much better than the reviews give it credit for!

I was initially reluctant to read this book, until a millionaire actually recommended it for me.

Is it a step-by-step guide full of the tiny details of everything? No

But, it gives excellent, overall strategies for wealth generation and creation. This book not only helps develop mindset, but also strategies.

Highly recommend even if it is a refresher for pros!

From the over-enthusiastic narrator to the ridiculous sappy novel within this "guide", this book is a waste of time. The money making principles detailed are well known and common sense. If making a pile of loot were only so easy.

this book is simple to understand and clearly lays out what needs to be done to make $1 million!! I would recommend this book to anyone considering starting a new business, interested in investing in Real Estate, or using valuable information that can help others create an income Stream themselves. I love the powerful yet easy strategies combined with a compelling story that provides believable actions using smart ideas that brings it home to the reader. all and all, a great book!

This is a great book but the Abridged version does not deliver the message as well as the full book. Buy the full version. it is worth the extra hours of listen.

I should have taken a hint from the "The Enlightened Way to Wealth" subtitle, but unfortunately did not. After less than 10 minutes of being told of such wondrous facts as that (not verbatim, but in essence) "anger distorts the energy patterns around you", "abundance is everyone's natural state", etc., I decided to go back to reading "Essays of Warren Buffett". Perhaps the book improves later on, but I'm not interested in a "magical" approach to wealth--perhaps, instead of waiting for the universe to bless me, I'll continue studying investments.

Wanna know about people? Look at their checkbook. This book tackles teaching 'giving' to people. It does a splendid job of doing just that. In addtion it shares with us the true power of giving our time and money to others. Wanna know who doesn't like that? Probably those who cannot see beyond their own lunch.

I really enjoyed this book. I liked the 2 different parts for left and right brain people. I enjoyed reading the story, but still having the lists and summaries on the other side. I've read this book many times and used it's principles in many training sessions.

This book is terrible. One of the worst books on money I have read.