In any case, the author of this book promoting careful attention to paperwork as the means of becoming rich, explains that this is the motive he had for conducting the necessary work to write it. He claims, and there is no reason to doubt him, to have given away many millions of dollars to good causes and only regrets not keeping the money, investing it and then giving away the dividends, which would have been a more efficient use of the resources. This helps to explain why, even though he may have proven methods of making money, he is not spending his declining years enjoying the benefits of those methods – if it were me, then it would be a different story. 

So what are the proven ways of becoming a millionaire? Well, they are nothing very startling but rather the careful application of basic methods – put off until tomorrow, pay attention to all assets and claim back lost assets, constantly search for appropriate investment opportunities and, above all, take the whole thing seriously. Readers expecting that some of the methods can be used to produce instant wealth in the same way that Lamaist monks can achieve enlightenment with a single stroke like lightning may be disappointed. These are old-fashioned virtues and rather bourgeois in nature and it is not difficult to imagine serious northern European fathers instructing their stolid sons in these approaches. That just goes to show that they are proven to be successful, perhaps. Quite whether it is possible to become a millionaire and whether that will enable the successful person to live the life of ease and great relationships that Damazo describes remains unclear – it would seem to rely on a number of other variables as well but perhaps the following of the methods will help engender the kind of mindset that enables this kind of happiness. 

This book will be an invaluable tool for anyone in America (it is geographically-specific) who is looking for detailed guidelines on how to establish and organize an investment and savings regime that will yield good results over both the short and long terms. It is lucid, rational and comprehensive. 

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The above review was contributed by: John Walsh PhD:  Professor at Shinawatra International University CLICK TO VIEW John Walsh's Reviews