The Millionaire Maker: Act, Think, and Make Money the Way the Wealthy Do

I bought Rich Dad Poor Dad for myself and The Millionaire Maker for my husband. Rich Dad Poor Dad changed my way of thinking about money and wealth accumulation. My husband was thrilled with The Millionaire Maker and could not put it down! I couldn't wait to read it. It was a quick read, concise, step by step strategies on how to aquire, build and grow your wealth. The lack of detail did not distract from the examples and strategies used. If your desire is to build wealth in your life and you're willing to act on that desire then Loral's strategy and building blocks is the place to start! It takes a team to attain and sustain real wealth. Another title could have been Team Made Millionaires!

This book is sound. Too many things out there that sell instant solutions. This admits it is work and takes some time, although i can say from personal knowledge, not much time. If you want something that will get you to your goal, take the path outlined. Your education took a little time, take at least some to follow this path and you will be rewarded. Not taught anywhere else.

This book is a gem. The ideas that Loral presents in this book are definitely unconventional, but they are also very applicable. Yes, ANYONE can get on the road to more wealth IF they believe in themselves, IF they get a plan, IF they get a team and IF they get into massive action. Just reading the book alone will not do it, but it's a great place to start. I have built a small fortune using the same techniques that Loral presents in this book and I have seen many people inside Loral's network do the same very quickly. It's no magic pill. It's wealth-building the way the wealthy do it and now it's available to everyone.

I got this book after hearing some good things about it from my father-in-law. I started reading it on a train ride, and quickly found it almost impossible to stop. The "rules" of money he'd been trying to teach me suddenly went from the realm of the esoteric to the commonsense. I quickly used her method to figure out my own financial baseline and one year freedom day goal. I'm in the process of applying the five step debt-elimination program (which for any of us carrying consumer debt is worth the price of the book all on its own!), and I'm already developing a new cash-machine of my own to power my Wealth Cycle. If these terms make no sense, don't worry, as she explains them very well. I know that not everyone who gets this book is going to actually try to apply what Loral Langemeier teaches, and more's the pity. But I still give it a fairly blanket recommendation. Whether or not someone has the self-determination and confidence to actually follow her advice, the book was highly readable, went along at a quick but not a head-spinning pace, and left me with a better understanding of how the wealthy make their money. Now if I can just manage to understand how the wealthy pay their taxes...