How to Get Filthy, Stinking Rich

This books has some great advice on how to think like a business owner. I especially liked the advice on how to make contacts to get the money needed start your venture. Another reviewer has said the book doesn't cover the "how-to" of starting a business. There are so many ideas out there it would be impossible to give advice on any of them. Since reading the book I have made many solid contacts which should get me the capital I need to begin my journey into the world of business.

What a refreshing look at how to make your financial (and the rest of your)life work. Clever, easy to understand and loaded with practical and useful info. It makes you feel like anything is possible. A very cool book.

Herb Kay just blurts out the truth and doesn't seem to care where the chips may fall. Did I like the book? I'm purchasing 100 copies of it as gifts for my staff and my clients. Do the math. I'm spending nearly $1,500 to share a message that I deeply believe every aspiring business person should hear. No one has ever said this stuff more plainly or more boldly. You'll find yourself stunned beyond words at the things this guy will openly talk about! We're talking VERY politically incorrect. You'll be laughing and nodding your head up and down within five minutes, I guarantee it.

I've wasted years reading almost every single "get rich quick" book out there ... and finally found everything I needed to know in this book. It's funny, easy-to-follow and easy-to-read, extremely motivating, and filled with ideas that anyone can use to get filthy, stinking rich! It's about time someone wrote a book that I can not only relate to, but also use to spend more time with my family AND have the security I need to live a happy, fulfilled life.

This book was delivered to our office on pre-release and I picked it up because of the clever title. Unlike the plethora of other "how-to" business books on the market, this one doesn't redigest information already available from other sources. In fact, if you're looking for spread-sheet help, tax advice, or a detailed analysis of writing a business plan--go elsewhere. (In fact, Kay tells you this at the beginning of the book.)Instead, Kay offers up insight and advice in bite-sized pieces to the beginning entrepeneur on setting up, growing, and sustaining your own business based on Kay's experiences--both good and bad. I especially liked his advice on bouncing back from bankruptcy.If you're looking for a book to help you succeed in your own business succeed without sacrificing health or happiness, this is worth checking out.