365 Ways to Become a Millionaire:

by Brian Koslow

A self-made millionaire shares the secrets of his success in this updated and repackaged classic  

Brian Koslow made his first million dollars by the time he was thirty-one, and as an executive coach he’s helped others do the same. In  365 Ways to Become a Millionaire , Koslow shares the principles that put him on the road to wealth and invites readers to follow the same path to their own fortunes. Through 365 practical and philosophical tips, Koslow shows people how to build a mind-set for success and turn their wealth-building aspirations into reality. For anyone ready to stop dreaming about wealth and start building it,  365 Ways to Become a Millionaire  will show them the way.

208 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?