Secrets of the Millionaire Mind: Mastering the Inner Game of Wealth

The audio was very good, however the piped in music was awful. The intention was to inspire you, but I found it a bit distracting at times. The author views himself as a coach to get to you change yourself. He compares poor and rich to help make his point. Not an awful book on the subject, but not one of my favorite either. 3 stars is about where it lands for me.

1 of 1 people found this review helpful.

Presumably, if you are interested in listening to Eker, it's because you want to set your money straight. In which case you want Suze Orman, Ric Edelman, or any of the much more practical guides out there. If, instead, you are just purely interested in financial self-help nonsense and common sense, this is the book for you. BTW, a much better (socialogical, not pop finance) title is The Millionaire Next Door by Stanley and Danko (both PhD's).

1 of 1 people found this review helpful.

I listened to it twice. Very motivational, common sense, some new ideas, but overall it helps keep me on my goals and reflect on how I am doing.

4 of 5 people found this review helpful.

this book delivers exactly what the title states. A breakdown of the millionaire's mind. Its not like millionaire next door where they give you statistics, but a more realistic look at common beliefs and ideals that the rich have readily available and how the poor tend to suppress these thoughts. Harv writes this book just the way he speaks. Its not in technical-ese and doesn't promise to be an investment or "how to" book, in the sense of what to invest in. Look to this book for foundations of HOW to think and you'll begin to figure out the HOW of becoming rich.

1 of 2 people found this review helpful.

Don't expect this to be a book on "how to." It is a book about helping yourself and changing your thought processes. If you are going to get anything out of it, you have to actually take the actions suggested. As the title says, it's a book about the inner games we play with ourselves. He does depart from many self-help books by providing actions to complete thereby focusing attention on our personal responsibility for the outcome. If you have a specific field, there is always some book available on the details of the field (stocks, sales, making crafts, etc.). Harv Eker provides a blueprint for what to do with all that information and how to identify times when you on the road to success but decide to lock, load and shoot yourself in the foot.

1 of 2 people found this review helpful.

Excellent audiobook on wealth. Really motivates you to look at how you view money and to make the necessary changes to draw it to you like a magnet! Do yourself a favor and rent this title.

This book has been the beginning of the transformation of my financial life! In the process of listening to this and to one of Robert Kyosaki's books I have fully understood that being a millionaire is not an issue of a bank account or luck but of a mindset. By changing your mindset and perspective you can change your outlook on life and approach to issues in life. Every situation that you face in life is affected by your perspective. If you can change your mindset and perspective to that of a millionaire you can turn any situation around to your favor, no matter what. This book was extremely helpful in helping me to realize how simple it really is and how often we make it more complicated than it needs to be because we don't know any better. Get this book change your mindset and change your life!