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Summary of the lessons from The Richest Man in Babylon book. Going over the main teachings that are covered in the book.

Story from The Richest Man in Babylon, regarding how the camel trader documented his debt-repayment process.

A story of how changing your outlook from one of desperation to one of determination can be the catalyst to change your world and your life.

Sixth installment of the lessons found in The Richest Man in Babylon, George S. Clason’s seminal book. The lesson from this chapter is primarily about safety.

Fifth installment of the lessons from The Richest Man in Babylon – entitled the Gold Lender of Babylon, featuring lessons about lending money.

The fourth installment in review of the lessons found in The Richest Man in Babylon. This lesson is all about the five laws of gold.

This is the third in a series of articles reviewing the lessons found in the definitive classic, The Richest Man in Babylon by George S. Clason. If you’d like to start at the very beginning (a very good place to start!) – you can find the first article here. Meet the Goddess of Good Luck In this chapter, Arkad is asked by a student about how to attract good luck. It is noted that people may work side-by-side with one another, and one may have good luck while another does not. The students are questioned about times when they had experienced good fortune to perhaps find out the way that good luck came upon them. One student found a wallet full of money – but could not reckon how to continue finding more wallets. Another noted that Arkad himself had been seen at the horse races, betting on the grays. […]

The second in a series on the lessons to be learned from The Richest Man in Babylon. This article covers the Seven Cures for a Lean Purse.

I’m re-re-reading a classic, George S. Clason’s The Richest Man in Babylon. As a result, I’ve decided to re-do and refresh my review of the lessons in the book (last updated in 2009) – not a book review, mind you, but going through each of the lessons in the book in its entirety. There are nine parts to my review, and I’ll be releasing a new part every week over the coming 8 weeks. What’s very interesting about this book is that the lessons aren’t anything new. Perhaps it’s fanciful to assume that these very conversations were being had in ancient Babylon, but the basic lessons have been around for ages and they still apply! Yes, there may be new tax legislation all the time, and from time to time a groundbreaking product may take the stage, but all in all the way to gather and maintain wealth is unchanged […]