
Discover how everyday millionaires build wealth through discipline, not flashy lifestyles. Selling over 4 million copies, this book inspired Dave Ramsey and the entire FIRE movement. The surprising truth? Most millionaires drive used cars and live below their means.
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キーアイデアを瞬時にキャプチャして素早く学習
楽しく魅力的な方法で本を楽しむ
Forget the Hollywood image of millionaires with mansions and luxury cars. The typical American millionaire is a 57-year-old business owner living in a middle-class neighborhood, driving a Ford, and wearing suits that cost less than $400. This revelation comes from the most comprehensive study ever conducted on America's wealthy - over 500 face-to-face interviews and 11,000 survey responses spanning two decades. The groundbreaking research shows that wealth isn't about flashy spending but disciplined saving. Most millionaires are self-made, frugal, and strategically minded. They've built their wealth not through inheritance or extraordinary income, but through consistent habits that anyone can adopt. The true path to wealth is paved with decisions that prioritize financial security over social status - choices that might seem boring but ultimately lead to freedom and independence. Wealth and high income are entirely different concepts. The surgeon making $700,000 annually but spending it all on luxury items isn't wealthy - he's just a high-income earner living paycheck to paycheck. Meanwhile, the modest business owner consistently saving and investing might have millions. Seven characteristics distinguish true wealth accumulators: they live well below their means, allocate resources efficiently toward building wealth, value financial independence over displaying status, didn't receive parental economic support, have financially self-sufficient adult children, excel at identifying market opportunities, and chose the right occupation. Most millionaires are first-generation wealthy (80%), married once and stay married, and are compulsive savers. They're often business owners in unglamorous industries - welders, auctioneers, farmers - not corporate executives. Are you on track? Multiply your age by your annual pre-tax income, divide by ten. If you're worth twice that amount, you're a Prodigious Accumulator of Wealth (PAW). Half or less? You're an Under Accumulator of Wealth (UAW).
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