Keith Cameron Smith

Thanks to First Reads and Ballantine Books for sending me the advance copy of this book!

This short book by Keith Cameron Smith was a change of pace for me as I rarely read much relating to business or self-help/advice, but I did enjoy this read. It's quick and to the point and Smith does seem to have the knowledge and experience to be doling out this advice. That being said, at times this book did get a tad repetitive in it's explanations and I would have liked some more personal examples than what was provided. But, in the end, I can't really disagree with any of the distinctions put forth. They all make sense and I imagine this little book could be quite a useful tool for those looking to become entrepreneurs.… (meer)

Interesting and quick read. Don't expect any new secrets on how to become a millionaire. But you will learn some of the major differences between the rich and the poor. And hopefully those differences will teach you what to do and what not to do, if you want to change your social class. The author is an entrepreneur and self-made millionaire himself which gives his 10 claims more credibility.

One of the more important distinctions that he lists is: Millionaires work for profits. The middle class works for wages. I think that really is the key to becoming financially free.

I found this book to be inspirational but not very concrete. I will re-read it when I need a quick encouragement.… (meer)