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Author: T. Harv Eker
Publisher: HarperBusiness
Dimension: 8.6 x 5.5 x 1.0 inches
Weight: 12.0 ounces.

Marv! read your own book you time waster
What he has to say could be boiled down to about 5 pages.

Don't complain, don't make excuses, don't justify, work hard, work smart, keep learning, buy real estate, start a business, think BIG, tell yourself its ok to be rich and ok to have... more

Replace Your Financial Mental Programming
This is a great book, because it starts with allowing readers to explore their subconscious, childhood money messages that are sabotaging their chance of being wealthy.

The theme is written from the premise of your worthiness thoughts lead... more

If you're struggling financially, you want this book
I have not been to his seminars, so I only know him through this book. Harv is plain-spoken, which I like in someone who's trying to put money in my pocket.

How does he do that?

Similar to Rich Dad Poor Dad, he points out... more

Rich people learn and grow, poor people already know.
After reading some of the negative reviews, a quote from the book - "rich people constatnly learn and grow, poor people already know" - seems to fit perfectly. I would bet that most of the critics don't have two nickles to rub togehter. How could they?... more

Amazing Investment
This book has been an excellent review for me. I have attended many of Harv Eker's seminars, and while I've spent a fair bit of cash on these my pockets have become fuller! I've come out way ahead: 1) at the bank; 2) in my personal life.

If... more

Worth the price of admission
Having both attended the MMI weekend and read the book, I'll offer my two cents worth.

The author can quickly start to grate on you if you don't enjoy being browbeaten. It's his way of speaking. You will either love or hate him for it. Don't... more

Highly Recommended
This is a fabulous book for showing you how to begin your journey to wealth. As others have stated below, a simple read through will not transform you instantly into a millionaire. But no where does the author suggest that.

The book most... more

At first I was angry at Harv too
Then I reread the book and realized that I needed to take action and make things happen. That's when I started seeing results.

If you just read the book and then go watch TV nothing will happen, folks.

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Little People Snap at Harv's Heels Like Jealous Chihuahuas
The nasty reviewers amaze me! You are so off the mark here that it boggles the mind.

How on earth does one become a Top Rated Reviewer on Amazon by reviewing books that he hasn't even read?

I ask this because you obviously... more

False Review?
I'm referecning the review by Andrew B. Starkey dated Feb 21/05. This message is to clarify that this review was NOT written by Andrew Barber-Starkey. As there is reason to belive that someone intended to present themselves as Andrew Barber-Starkey,... more

This book is makes get-rich-quickers foam at the mouth
I got a good chuckle out of reading the venomous rants below from our two deeply dissapointed get-rich-quickers.

These poor deluded lazy bones read a book like this, go to bed, and expect to wake up "stinking rich". However, when their bank... more

Easy to read, not new, but a good starting point.
I have read many of the money books including Kiyasaki, Moore, Tracy, Victor Hansen, Hill, Allen, and was hoping to glean something new from this book. Secrets of the Millionaire Mind regurgitates information I have read by these authors in an easy to... more

Amazon, please add negative ratings!!
Right off the bat Eker gives bad advice. The best way to become wealthy is not to save or educate yourself or study the stock market. No, the easiest method is giving seminars to desperate folks and writing schlock like this. Degree, investments and... more

T. Harv Eker is the Britney Spears of Getting Wealthy
Cute little book if you were born yesterday. Heavily hyped this book overpromises and underdelivers. The book is packed with rewordings of the usual suspects - Brian Tracy, Jim Rohn, Robert Kiyosaki, Robert Allen. T. Harv Eker's careful to not mention... more

Over Promises and Under Delivers
This book is full of plattitudes and short on real solutions one can put into practice in his or her life.

An example, is the advise to "Own your own business," which sounds good on the surface, but what about the 80% of new businesses... more

I Have Done This and Succeeded!
I know alot of people have different opinions about this book; however, I know several techniques that the author mentions that really work. It is all about attitude. My "adopted" mom once told me about how your subconscious mind must be trained to... more

A Must Read! It will turn your life around!
My wife and I bless T Harv Eker for turning our lives around in 2003.

I am flabbergasted as to why a few bitter people post such venomous attacks on him. It seems that any talk of money brings out both the best and absolute worst in people. more

The difference is doing it...
The main difference between dreaming of wealth,and attaining it,is doing what everybody knows is the way to success.
This is often opposed to doing what comes to your mind first.i.e.,fulfilling your short-termed wishes.
By adopting a long-range... more

RIP OFF Artists
Great speaker and his book delievers quality information, all is spoiled by this act of DISHONESTY.

Do not give your VISA information to Harv's crew b/c they will charge you for things you did NOT order or want.

Intergrity and... more

If You Know You Can't, You're Right
If you know you can't do something, you're right. As a first step to wealth, you have to be positioned to at least try.

This book analyzes the basic fundamental thoughts that rich people have as opposed to the thoughts commonly found in... more

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