365 Ways to Become a Millionaire:

by Brian Koslow

A self-made millionaire shares the secrets of his financial success in an updated handbook that reveals the principles and techniques that helped him gain his wealth, in a compendium of 365 practical and philosophical tips designed to help readers turn their wealth-building aspirations into reality. Original.

192 pages, Paperback

First published October 1, 1999

Reviews

[chouchou · Rating 5 out of 5]

Recommended

I really like this book, the principles and rules provided in it are so practical and easy to apply .

[Iris · Rating 2 out of 5]

The book doesn't contain any financial or life altering information that will help you "become a millionaire." It is entirely composed of small snippets of common sense recommendations on customer service, leadership, reputation, negotiation, integrity, credibility, and a few other business issues. The author recommends in Tip #304 that "To maximize your time, carry a handheld recorder and dictate your thoughts each day; otherwise, some of your best ideas will be lost. P.S. I dictated this entire book on a handheld recorder while working to work over the course of the summer." That fact is evident to the reader.

The book is a just a long list of superficial platitudes. My question is how did it become A Wall Street Journal Bestseller? Wouldn't all the those Wall Street professionals have learned all these tips in business 101?