>His ideas probably can be summed up in a couple of paragraphs and 99% of it is the basic stuff that anyone that doesn't torch their credit card every month doe

>His ideas probably can be summed up in a couple of paragraphs and 99% of it is the basic stuff that anyone that doesn't torch their credit card every month does. This book was written in the 90s. It was a totally different information landscape. It's easy to look at it now and say the content is obvious. I read it when I was young, along with school friends who were also burgeoning "masters of the universe" (ie interested in being "rich"). I think it had some great lessons. That said, the guy obviously turned into a "scammer", thanks in part to the success of his book. He wrote a book with Trump, for crying out loud.