Seven Laws of Money (Shambhala Pocket Classics)

Rating:
Summary: the good, the bad, the BORED!
Review: GOOD = HAS SOME GOOD TIPS ON BUDGETING,AND BANKING.

BAD = CONSTANT PLUGS, A BIT ARROGANT...MEMEMEMEME!

BORED = BOOK TAPE IS BORING,AND MONOTONED

Rating:
Summary: There IS something here
Review: I first read this book several years ago and not too particularly impressed I put it on my bookshelf and forgot about it. The other day it literally fell off the shelf and landed at my feet. I had completely forgotten about the book. It's a short book; why not read it again I thought. I did and was captivated. What happened? I would have given it two stars before, now I'm giving it five. I changed: In the intervening years I have become somewhat financially successful. Back when I first read it I was looking for some method to make money and didn't find it in that book. Now I know there is none. All books are mirrors of their readers as are these reviews. You have learned more about me than you will ever learn about The 7 Laws from reading this review. What can I tell you? Read the book or don't. When you find that no method or technique ever really works then you won't need this book or any other.

Rating:
Summary: It's not really about money.
Review: If you are looking for a book on how to accumulate the maximum number of green backs, this book is not for you. If you want a simple philosophy of money which will make you wealthy in more than just the material sense, buy this book and read it at least twice.

I first read this book almost 20 years ago, and every time I got greedy, and broke one of the Seven Laws of Money, I paid dearly for it.