Book Review | The Richest Man In Babylon
Where in your life and your finances do you build your foundation? The book review that I am talking about today is from the Book “The Richest Man in Babylon”, by George S Clason.
The walls of Babylon were an outstanding example of man’s need and desire for protection. The desire is inherent in the human race. It is just as strong today as it ever was, but we have developed broader and better plans to accomplish the same purpose.
In this day, behind the impregnable walls of insurance, savings accounts and dependable investments, we can guard ourselves against the unexpected tragedies that may enter any door and seat themselves before any fireside.
“We cannot afford to be without adequate protection”
Book Review | The Richest Man In Babylon
If you desire to help a friend with money problems, do so in a way that will not bring your friends burdens upon yourself.
Have you ever given someone advise on how to handle their burden? If you did and it backfired on you, then this is the lesson you need to read.
“ Better a little caution than a great regret”
Book Review | The Richest Man In Babylon
Our wise acts follow is through life to either please us or help us. Our unwise acts follow us to plague and torment us. Neither can be forgotten! This is the point where you look bad on your choices and think of what we should have done, instead of what we did.
We need to keep our thoughts moving in the right directions for us to make the wise choices before we make the unwise ones. Fixing it can be a lot harder than doing it in the first place.
“In the strength of thine own desires is a magic power. Guide this power with the knowledge of the five laws of gold and thou shall share the treasures of Babylon”
Book Review | The Richest Man In Babylon
Ok, back to reading. It is the best way to open up your mind and expand your knowledge.
Until next week.
Sandy
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