The Richest Man in Babylon: Includes Notes and Review

G. S Clason teaches the principles of financial success in a fun, yet thought-provoking way. He puts the place and action back 8000 years in ancient Babylon, the cradle of financial culture and the best example of how prosperity depends only on the efforts and abilities of the individual, not on external, climatic or random circumstances. He offers the opportunity to see our present time and our personal situation from different eyes and to become a disciple of the wise men of Babylon. The diversity of human characters and individual life situations correspond to the eleven parables of the book, which show the effectiveness of the timeless basic rules of success, which are intended to serve the understanding of general financial relationships. We recommend this book to anyone looking for thought as well as entertainment. This edition contains the book and its summary and some imortant notes.