Wenn Du nicht mehr brennst, starte neu!: Mein Leben als Historiker, Journalist und Investor

by Rainer Zitelmann

Journalist und Unternehmer, Historiker und Immobilieninvestor, Bodybuilder und Reichtumsforscher, erst Maoist, später Multimillionär. Rainer Zitelmann hat in 60 Jahren kaum etwas ausgelassen. Er war erfolgreicher Verleger, meinungsstarker Journalist, international angesehener Hitler-Biograf und Bestsellerautor. Mit 59 Jahren verkaufte er sein erfolgreiches PR-Unternehmen und schrieb seine zweite Doktorarbeit, die jetzt als Buch Psychologie der Superreichen.

Rainer Zitelmanns "Lehr- und Wanderjahre" vom Historiker zum Journalisten und Multimillionär sind nicht nur ein spannender Blick zurück auf 60 Jahre beeindruckende Leistungen, sondern auch eine Wenn du nicht mehr brennst, starte neu!

290 pages, Kindle Edition

Published May 8, 2017

About the author

Dr Rainer Zitelmann is a historian, sociologist and multiple bestselling author, whose books include "The Power of Capitalism", "How Nations Escape Poverty" and "Hitler's National Socialism". He published 32 books. His books have been translated into 35 languages. In recent years, he has written articles and been the subject of interviews in leading media such as Wall Street Journal, Newsweek, Forbes, The Daily Telegraph, The Times, Le Monde, Corriere della Sera, Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, Neue Zürcher Zeitung, and numerous media in Latin America and Asia.

Reviews

[Lion]

I started the book on a flight, and read three chapters (12, 2, 3). At first I thought I might like the author because seemed like he could be a intellectual co-belligerent. Not to be too negative, because there is a lot of overlap in mentality. But in a way I kind of hate some aspects of his personality. He was a hardcore communist in his youth, and is the kind of salient self-promoting personality that pushes his self-interest in life, which end up hitting our attention because they're the ones writing the books, get the grants, and know how to play teachers out against another at student-teacher conferences. It also seems he was quite the government handout leech throughout his life, not really a libertarian personality. Sometimes the measured thoughtfulness that would make for a more conscious approach is not what can push itself to the forefront of out attention economy.

[Janis · Rating 4 out of 5]

Interessante geschichte aber viel selbstbeweihräucherung...

[Erik · Rating 4 out of 5]

Interessantes Buch, aber zu wenig über seine Persönlichkeit.