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The Hindu Way to Wealth - My Private Conversations with One of India's Richest Men
In "The Hindu Way to Wealth", author Byron Tully chronicles his conversations about money, happiness, and spirituality with one of India's successful businessmen.
Insisting on remaining anonymous, the industrialist and investor shares his culture's secrets about creating real wealth and enjoying true happiness.
Inspiring, entertaining, and candid, "The Hindu Way to Wealth" is a must read for those who want to prosper in the truest sense of the word.
Byron Tully is the author of "The Old Money Book."
Insisting on remaining anonymous, the industrialist and investor shares his culture's secrets about creating real wealth and enjoying true happiness.
Inspiring, entertaining, and candid, "The Hindu Way to Wealth" is a must read for those who want to prosper in the truest sense of the word.
Byron Tully is the author of "The Old Money Book."
97 pages, Kindle Edition
First published September 27, 2015
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About the author
Byron Tully
12 books75 followersGrandson of a newspaper publisher and son of an oil industry executive, Byron Tully is the author of "The Old Money Book".
His second nonfiction book, "The Hindu Way To Wealth" was also published that same year.
"The Old Money Guide To Marriage" was published in January of 2016.
"Old Money, New Woman: How To Manage Your Money & Your Life" was published in 2019.
"Old Money Style - The Gentleman's Edition" was published in 2020.
"How To Be A Rich Man...or Woman!" was published in 2022.
Byron lives in Paris and travels frequently.
His second nonfiction book, "The Hindu Way To Wealth" was also published that same year.
"The Old Money Guide To Marriage" was published in January of 2016.
"Old Money, New Woman: How To Manage Your Money & Your Life" was published in 2019.
"Old Money Style - The Gentleman's Edition" was published in 2020.
"How To Be A Rich Man...or Woman!" was published in 2022.
Byron lives in Paris and travels frequently.
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March 18, 2020
It occurs to me this book could have been executed differently. Perhaps the gentleman from India could have been more circumspect with his comments regarding Americans. Additionally, the author of this book could have been more instrumental in making this book better rounded than it was. Loved the story about the birthday watch. It was a great "take away".
November 19, 2022
loved this book!
I really enjoyed reading this book. I was actually going through a phase where I felt I should “grow up” and be an “adult” more by saving money… but my life did not feel as dynamic as before when saving money was not my main objective.
I like the advice given by the Indian Man, he says that he doesn’t focus on saving money, only on making more money. Haha. Simple advice like this was really what I needed to hear at this point in my life.
I really enjoyed reading this book. I was actually going through a phase where I felt I should “grow up” and be an “adult” more by saving money… but my life did not feel as dynamic as before when saving money was not my main objective.
I like the advice given by the Indian Man, he says that he doesn’t focus on saving money, only on making more money. Haha. Simple advice like this was really what I needed to hear at this point in my life.
February 18, 2023
Wishy washy. Sloppy, especially the last chapter. Not worth the read to be honest.
January 28, 2017
It was an easy read and offered mostly common sense in my opinion.
Provided nothing new and there were many grammatical errors. I wish I hadn't paid for it. Save the $2.99 for something else.
Provided nothing new and there were many grammatical errors. I wish I hadn't paid for it. Save the $2.99 for something else.
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