I pretty much enjoyed reading a classic financial book this past few days. I am considering myself a person lucky enough to belong to the millions who have read the book "The Richest Man in Babylon". The book consists of 160 pages of parables and wonderful tales about the rich people of Babylon and their day to day affairs with money. During those times, their currencies are gold, silver and copper. This classic book was authored by George Samuel Clason. It was a good read and I believe many can learn and benefit from reading the book. We are just very fortunate that George shared us these "success secrets of the ancients".
Here are the lessons/philosophies that I like from the book:
"Our prosperity as a nation depends upon the personal financial prosperity of each of us as individuals."
"Because when I awoke and remembered how empty was my purse, a feeling of rebellion swept over me."