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Summary: "Great rehash of common sense information"
Review: Two books in one! The left side of the page (likely written by Robert Allen) gives workable plans to amass a million dollars. The right side (probably by Mark Victor Hansen) tells a fable of a young mother (Michelle, who is left alone by the sudden death of her husband. Her evil inlaws conspire to ruin her life by taking custody of her two children. She loses her home and is forced to work to support herself. While working as a waitress, she meets a highly successful woman who takes her under her wing and teaches her the secrets of the rich. After acquiring a margin of self-esteem, she confronts her father-in-law with a wager. The bet: if she has one million dollars in cash within ninety days, she gets full custody of her kids, but if she fails she gives up all rights and moves out of state. The book goes into the details of the work involved in the next three months. The story was interesting, however, simplistic. Many of the day to day routines were left out. Michelle had a success team, which I agree is an important aspect, however, each person on the team would have more of a life than portrayed. Also, the mentor portrayed basically gives up her own busy life to assure Michelles success. I felt that the story was a little hokey. I also felt as though I'd read everything on the left pages in Robert Allens other books. I do not feel cheated in any way by buying and reading this book. I do believe that other books by both authors fulfill the same requirements. The basic concept of this book, as in all self-help books...Do it!
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Summary: Wow! Talk about setting big goals.
Review: Bob Allen has done it again! This book provides the seeds of change that one needs in order to plant and grow their own 'money trees' that create lifetime streams of income. But there are two things about this book that I find particularly interesting. The first is that the authors have challenged themselves to create one million new millionaires in conjunction with the publication of this book! Now that is a pretty towering goal. (I hope to be one of them.) The second is that this is really two books in one. One half of the book is told as an instructional guide. Breaking out all of the individual little pieces that one needs to achieve the millionaire status. The other half is told as a narrative of a fictional character's journey toward having a million dollars. Truly inspiring.
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Summary: Not much substance...
Review: I was really suprised with the poor quality
of this book since I really enjoyed Robert Allen's
previous books Mulitple Streams of Income and Mulitple
Streams of Internet Income. This current edition of
creating wealth was just a bunch of feel good psychological
nonsense laced with some information in his previous
books. I even noticed some information that was from
his free reports which can be obtained at his website. Don't waste your money on this book. If you must read it
check it out of the library.
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Summary: Better Than Rich Dad Poor Dad!
Review: I loved Robert Kiyosaki's Rich Dad Poor Dad. But this book gave me a lot more practical ideas that I was able to implement straight away. If you want a very solid introduction to the mind set, methods, and principles that have guided Robert Allen and Mark Victor Hansen to a life-time of incredible successes, then this is the book for you. What's more, you'll learn how to start (or continue) your journey to creating the millions you desire in your life. What I love about this book is the integrity of the two authors and their demonstrating how to make lots of money with integrity. I have known Bob Allen for just over half a year now and everytime he speaks I listen. The man has a heart of gold, and an incredible understanding of how to succeed in real estate, on the internet, in business, or in other investments. This book teaches you the absolute fundementals of how you can create the life you want, financially and ethically. It's also a great read! I learnt a lot from it... particularly about the attitude needed to become rich. I'm very grateful to Mark and Bob that they wrote this fantasic book. I highly recommend it!
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Summary: All of us can have all we want
Review: This book and its ideas are some of the best motivationals I have ever seen. All any of us has to do is have the vision to be all we can be.
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Summary: Write dumb books and get dumb people to buy them :)
Review: What I say in the title says it all: THAT is how you can
become a millionaire quickly, just as the authors of this
and similar books have done :) Luckily, I only looked at
some of these masterpieces at a bookstore for free...
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Summary: Super Motivation for Those who Want Financial Freedom
Review: I read both the fiction and the non-fiction segments of the book. The fictional story provided the motivation to make necessary changes while the non-fiction section had me reading with a notebook. The ideas flowed. I would also recommend getting a hold of a new book called "The Credit Diet" which will help those people in debt see their way clear to a point where all of the information in this book will apply. Both of these books do a great job of sharing how important it is to first change the way you think before you can expect different results. Using the techniques learned in "The Credit Diet" helped put more money in the bank in 6 months than I had done in 6 years and I've already eliminated one of my bills. Now, the "One Minute Millionaire" has given me the ideas to develop my own multiple streams of income. My thanks to both books and authors.
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Summary: It Really Works, In 1 Minute!!
Review: I know it's hard to believe, but I actually did become a millionaire within one minute after finishing this book. When Hansen and Allen say one-minute millionaire, it isn't some attention getting gimmick. It actually will happen in one minute. It's no joke - I'm not going to say the lottery number was called out after I read the book and I won, ha ha ha. No, I actually put all of the methods described in the book into effect, and my bank account went up by 1.2 million dollars in one minute. It was a combination of identifying an unfilled demand in the marketplace, developing a market strategy, securing the capital to implement the strategy, selling the product idea to the retail outlets, producing the supply, administering the distribution of the supply, managing the accounts, setting up the Initial Public Offering, and a number of other steps that you will have to learn about from the book. It may sound impossible, but you can actually accomplish all of the neccesary tasks in less than one minute and become a millionaire.
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Summary: Absoluely amazing
Review: #1 on Amazon.com, need you say anymore. This book is currently selling more copies than anyother book in the world on the largest retailer of books in the world. Do you need anyother reason to buy? Well if you do here are a few. It's great number one. It would inspire a five year old and infuse an eighty year old. This one is going to be on the top ten for a while. Watch out Nora Roberts! Another book quickly climbing up the charts is Dreams:...by Belcher. It is an awe inspiring book of discovering ones true self by inward reflections. It is a favorite among the self growth and inspiration genre of books world wide.
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Summary: Some Meat But You Have To Search For It
Review: My hat has to go off to these two guys as theyre very successful. Bu they could have written this on half the paper. Too much hype and too little substance. There is some good stuff in here but not sure its worth searching through to get to. The format of a novel and a how to book in the same book is interesting but it was far too predictable for me. Lets go for less hype and some straight forward advice rather than a new method for these two to make a million.
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