Rich Habits: The Daily Success Habits of Wealthy Individuals Paperback – February 28, 2010

I rarely read self help books anymore. I would rather read biographies so I can learn how real people overcome adversity. However, I was curious to read this. As an ambitious person, who grew up in a lower middle class background and has made it to the top 5% of people the author deems are rich in this country....I have to agree that his writings confirm pretty much all I did to become a leader in my field and then move on to starting a very successful business. To the critics that say it is too short, I think its length adds value. It is short and sweet and motivates you to finish it quickly rather than put it down. To those that feel that it is just common sense I say sometimes we can't see the obvious. My best endorsement is that I look forward to purchasing my next copy for my son who has just graduated college.

I loved this book! I was following many of these habits a while back and have fallen off a bit. This book was just the thing to get me kickstarted.I think all of us will see someone in the story that we resonate with.If you feel like you life is going no where and you don't know where to turn, let me suggest you change your habits. Start by investing in yourself by purchasing this book. It is worth way more than the price charged!I will say there is one thing I felt was missing, if I were making out the list. That is habit number 11 which would have been giving. I think to be truly rich, you have to give. I believe God has blessed us so we can bless others. While there are people paying it forward, I would have like to have seen one of the habits be the habit of giving!Having said that, I cannot say enough good things about this book. Please read this and get your life moving in the direction of those who have reich habits.

The media could not be loaded. The first few chapters are stories I skimmed through to get to the real habit training. Good and fast read for anyone building a better financial statement and habits!

I just read this book yesterday. It's an easy read and under 90 pages with a lot of good advice. Is there anything mind blowing about what is written here? Not really, so if you are looking for a miracle cure or something in pill form that will transform your life, you ain't gonna find it here. This book is simple, and it shows how sucessful people have good habits and unsuccessful people (usually) have bad habits. While it is never mentioned, this book's message (to me) was that we all have free will, and if we can follow the steps for a mere 30 days, we can be on the track to transforming our lives to the way we would like our lives to be. Those who are procrastinators, who always have an excuse, who have the time to tell you their sob story, but not enough time to do the right thing, may find this book hard to swallow...

The book is divided into 3 parts. The first part introduced people whose bad habits ruined their lives and then introduced to Rich Habits program. The second part explains what "Rich Habits" is actually about. Then the third part shows how those people's lives become better by practicing Rich Habits.Rich Habit explanation part was actually very good -- all useful information you can apply to your life. The stories of those people were supposed to help you understand the core content better but not everyone will find them so intriguing or interesting. I wish the storytelling was more like Malcolm Gladwell's style -- integrate TRUE stories within the content as examples to help make a point of his key ideas. The stories in this book feels fake and that's why they were such a turn off for many people.

I recently read this during a layover/flight. I personally think the book it has the wrong title. It should be titled; Successful Habits. People may think it's another "how to get rich book". It's not, it is simply a book about setting goals and the habits to accomplish your goals. This book is perfect for a young person. I have sent it to my college children and explained to them that setting and accomplishing goals early in life will set them apart from the rest. Successful people are task orientated goal setting machines. I personally liked the rags to riches stories in the book but I can see how some may think they are a bit quirky. You can read this book in the time it takes you to watch a movie.

The book is well done for those who are lost in financial every day life. For me I need to change some habits too even though I consider myself successful 🙏

A good review & summary of simple daily tasks that can have a huge positive impact on one's life. Highly recommend