• Think and Grow Rich
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    Think & Grow Rich

    What if the secret to wealth lay not in toil or talent, but in thought itself? Think & Grow Rich is a bold invitation to rewire the mind—to harness belief, desire, and persistence as engines of material and spiritual transformation. Woven through with tales of triumph and failure, it whispers a timeless truth: that riches begin in the invisible realm of ideas before manifesting in the world of gold. Can a single thought, fiercely held, shape your destiny? This book dares you to believe it can.

    • Originally Published: 1937
    • Genre: Self-help
    • Pages: 293
    • Book Type: Hardcopy
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  • The Richest Man in Babylon by George S. ClasonThe Richest Man in Babylon by George S. Clason
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    The Richest Man in Babylon

    In the ancient city of Babylon, timeless wisdom unfolds through parables that illuminate the path to wealth, discipline, and prosperity. The Richest Man in Babylon reveals how simple yet profound principles—saving, investing, and living within one’s means—can transform scarcity into abundance. Amidst the glittering sands of fortune, a pressing question emerges: can anyone truly master the art of wealth without first mastering themselves? This enduring tale challenges readers to confront their relationship with money, urging a journey not just toward riches, but toward lasting financial wisdom and freedom.

    • Originally Published: 1926
    • Publisher: Fingerprint Publishing, 2018
    • Genre: Self-help
    • Pages: 155
    • Book Type: Hardcopy
    • ISBN: 9789388144315
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  • Rich Dad Poor Dad- Nile Kenya
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    Rich Dad Poor Dad: What the Rich Teach Their Kids About Money That the Poor and Middle Class Do Not!

    Rich Dad Poor Dad is a parable of two fathers, two mindsets, and the quiet war between security and freedom. One teaches obedience and the promise of a paycheck; the other speaks of assets, risk, and the daring logic of wealth. Through the eyes of a young boy caught between these worlds, the book asks: what if everything you learned about money was designed to keep you dependent? With crisp clarity and provocative insight, it challenges the reader to question not only how they earn—but why they settle. This is not merely a lesson in finance, but a call to awaken the investor within.

    • Originally Published: 1997
    • Publisher: Plata Publishing, 2017
    • Genre: Personal Finance
    • Pages: 336
    • Book Type: Hardcopy
    • ISBN: 978-1612680019
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