The Richest Man in Babylon – George S. Clason | The Classic Guide to Financial Freedom, Wealth Building & Money Management | Complete Original Classic – Premium Paperback Edition

Very good book.

🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸 𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐑𝐢𝐜𝐡'𝐬𝐭 𝐌𝐚𝐧 𝐈𝐧 𝐁𝐚𝐛𝐲𝐥𝐨𝐧🌙 Author-George Samuel Clason Genre-Non-fiction I've heard about this book while digging ancient secrets for financial wisdom. Clason is an preeminent author best known for this version of 1926.Clason tackles the subject how people can clear deficits and what contributes to extraordinary wealth as opposed to life's desires. Most of us know it to be true. However, I don’t think I’m lying when I say that most of us also believe that we if we just try that much harder and develop our talent that much further, it will be enough to become wildly wealthy, despite bad or just mediocre beginnings.144 pages depicts the story of babylonians how they accumulated wealth,this book is sum of historical secrets of financial wisdom.Contrastingly,Clason portrayed parables which were translated 1000 years old. MATHON is my favourite character in entirety reading, yes he is because he was diligent approachable men.He provided honest advices to Rodan He started "it's a kings gift" (his advises)"Mathon smiled the smile of one whose soul is much rich with experience" He carved his all advises with a practical example I'd like almost every character. Clason's ancient rich text do trouble sometimes in reading however, I didn't stop in 1 day I finished.My favourite part when Dabasir motivated Tarkad by his history of becoming camel trader was all a suspense moment that I didn't consider will be changed to nothing but a lesson for Tarkad.Algamish was buyer for Arkad,he sold his advices in return was so strange and I really enjoyed that part of Arkad's success. Storyline made me eager to continue read. Story allover gripped and I admired Hadan Gula because he never abandoned his efforts to impress everyone he met.Text is all covered with thee thou,so and so although it troubled since, it is ancient subject I graspingly entertained.Nothing is difficult to understand every character is a mystery which opens itself at the ending of chapter exceptionally Arkad(hero)I admire his contribution towards his people.

This was the first book I ever read, and it made a big impression. Through simple parables set in ancient Babylon, the book taught me how crucial it is to use money wisely and to save regularly so you can gain control over your finances. I loved it — it sparked a strong interest in reading more books. The book is concise at 155 pages, yet packed with practical lessons that are easy to apply. Book is also excellent quality

No damages..love it💗

Nice book if you start learning about finance. Writer use old english.

This book is a masterpiece!! I will list down its pros and cons below - Pros- 1) It is very consice in its explanations, it's a small book so is readable and doesn't drag. 2) The stories in it are interesting and relatable to many current day situations. 3) It lays a step by step, practical guide for a common man/woman to achieve financial success starting from a very small amount. Although, the concepts explained can be found in other books like rich dad poor dad also, but this book writes it down way better. 4) Book has genuine and good advice, and doesn't promote any schemes, it teaches you to think for yourself and make the right investments. Cons(not many) - 1) Style of English writing can be slightly hard to understand at times. 2) Not a book for people having basic financial knowledge beforehand. Overall, best rs 100 you'd ever spend. The value this book gives is far greater.

The book quality is okay, not bad... but content-wise, I can't read it properly as a non-native English speaker because it uses old English words like "thou"... without knowing the meaning of those words or using my phone, I can't understand it properly... I bought books to spend some time away from my phone, but with this book, I can't read it without using my phone...

It's kinda interesting as it's my very first book to read, and i didn't get the book shown in the picture but i think it's a another version of the richest man in the babylon since it is made by adding the best of them, it arrived on 30th July so I haven't finished it yet but it's kinda interesting and amusing despite some old and hard English words and there are some words misspelled so you would be checking word's meaning on the phone after every page.. even though I find it amusing becuz old English is actually hard becuz i used to think English is easy but it's just that modern english is easy not the old one.. but yeah if this is your first book too then go for it~..

This is of those books I saw on social media and decided to take a look for myself. Great book and good analogies to get the main point across which is pay your self first and have the rest of your money work for you.

his book completely shifted how I handle my money. Reading The Richest Man in Babylon felt like getting advice from a wise mentor—the ancient Babylonian stories made complex financial concepts shockingly easy to grasp. The biggest game-changer for me was the rule to "pay yourself first." Just setting aside 10% of my income before paying a single bill transformed my savings habits almost overnight. I stopped treating saving as an afterthought and started looking at my money as something that could actually work for me. It’s short, practical, and honestly the best personal finance book I’ve ever picked up.

Every one needs to buy this book It has a lot of financial intelligence and literacy

Muito bom!

This book has been a game-changer for me in managing my earnings. Despite its use of old English vocabulary like "thee" and "thou," I found the lessons surprisingly easy to understand and apply. One incident that resonated deeply with me was the journey of Arkad's son, Nomasir. Nomasir initially failed to follow the laws of gold but didn't give up. He restarted his journey by applying the rules step by step, and over time, he succeeded. After years of perseverance, he returned home, a wealthier and wiser man. This story highlighted for me the importance of resilience and sticking to sound financial principles even when things get tough. The book emphasizes a straightforward yet powerful rule: "What you earn is yours to keep." It stresses the importance of saving at least 10% of your earnings. It also provided practical advice on managing debts, suggesting that you don’t need to repay everything all at once but can make consistent payments while managing your income effectively. Overall, this book has imparted timeless financial wisdom that remains relevant today, teaching me to save diligently, manage debts wisely, and never give up on my financial goals.