The Ten Roads to Riches audiobook

Quick and easy read with each chapter focusing on one of the 10 roads to wealth. Full of valuable nuggets of information. I have been relatively successful having gone down at least one of those roads without realizing it.

Interesting read and I think real estate or helping someone else get rich are the best roads for me. That and saving and investing and working. ;)

The book takes you from investing your money to developing wealth from investing other people's money. It also treads upon building a company to keep, or even to sell. There really is no subject that this book doesn't cover when it comes to financial success. I believe that the book did an above and beyond job in showing the roads to wealth. The author did an extraordinary job of illustrating the traits of what it takes to be successful in the modern age, but also a countless number of ways that you can modify your life and lifestyle to become more financially secure. I would recommend this book to an individual who has a deep desire for wealth, but who is also willing to put in the hard work and long hours. They also must be willing to fail at times, and then use that knowledge of failure to overcome the doubt and negativity in society.

Fifth grader will tell you "you get what you put in this life."Only 157,000 acting jobs a year not actors but jobs & some as dancing chickens.Jay-Z is a marketing consultant to Budweiser.Asbestos may eventually outshine tobacco as the cash cow for P & L's. 50,000 to 75,000 new lawsuits filed yearly.600,000 by 2000 that didn't have asbestos related disease.Most books sell less than 10,000 copies. A tiny percent sell better-take stock market books; a real monster stock market book could sell 200,000 copies. There are 2 or 3 of those a year at most.91000 / 1 million sold for a songwriter.Clinton's went from are least -3 million in in the hole probably more in 2001 to 35 million dollars 7 years later.

This book is great! Not only does it go into detail of the best ways to make money,But it also points the reader to more resources to learn more about their chosen wealth path. A highly recommend read.

We all know how to save and become relatively financially secure by now--start a business, fund a 401(k) and invest smartly in real estate and stocks. In this book, Ken Fisher tells you how the super rich became that way. Maybe it's not rocket science: Among the 10 roads are becoming a CEO, marrying well, inventing income and becoming a media or entertainment mogul.I like that Ken Fisher includes a reading list with each chapter instead of trying to push his own books like other finance gurus/authors often do. This was a fun, quick read.

Fisher shows you 10 doors, you must walk through one (or more).Honest, real advice on the pros and cons of each path. Use this book to find the path most suitable to your personality, and then use his book recommendations to go all in and follow your dream.Fast, fantastic read.

Very entertaining. Each chapter is like a new book.

I like this book. I enjoyed his approach and his recommendation for each road. In some many pages you can feel the author sarcasm but is ok at the end is his book and his opinion.

This book was a welcome surprise in how detailed and actionable the ideas were. One I will definitely read more than once.

I really loved the modular structure of this book. I only read about 4 chapters that felt relevant to me, yet it felt like going through whole book.

** spoiler alert ** I loved this book. It was a great overview on how people made their wealth. Very few make it through inheritance, celebrity status or athletics. It gives solid numbers for these avenues.