The richest man in Babylon

The richest man in Babylon by George Clawson

The richest man in Babylon by George Clawson

Is a book by American businessman George Samuel Classon published in 1926, the book gives financial advice to a group of people who lived in the ancient city of Babylon

Before the publication of the book, George was writing short articles about the methods of success and publishing them in small papers that people passed on, until he collected the most famous of these papers and put them in this book. This book was republished in 2002, 2004 and 2007 and has sold more than 2 million copies

Book chapters

Introduction

The man who asked for gold

The richest man in Babylon

The seven remedies for a meat wallet

Meeting the gods of good luck

The five laws of gold

The gold creditor of Babylon

The walls of Babylon

The beauty trade in Babylon

Mud-covered loans from Babylon

The man with the best luck in Babylon

Historical layout of Babylon

The richest man in Babylon

Arkad was the richest man in Babylon.. He was visited by his old friends who did not succeed in reaching wealth in search of the secret behind wealth, and he helped them and the people of Babylon and told them the secrets of wealth in an interesting way. If you read the book, you will find it full of stories that enrich your experience.. The main points of the book I will briefly describe..

Keep a portion of your income.

The seven ways to overcome empty wallets : 1) start filling your wallet. 2) control your expenses. 3) work on growing your wealth. 4) Keep your wealth from being lost. 5) make your home a profitable investment. 6) guarantee a stable income in the future. 7) increase your earning capacity.

Good luck comes only to those who actively work to take advantage of the opportunity that is given to them.

The five laws of money : 1 - money comes easily and in increasing quantities to any person who saves at least a tenth of his income in order to create property for his future and the future of his family. 2-money works hard and with satisfaction for the sake of its Wise owner, who finds a good way to grow it, which makes it multiply. 3-money remains in the protection of its careful owner, who invests it within the framework of the advice given to him by men who are adept at dealing with money. 4-money quickly escapes from the hands of a person who invests it in works and purposes that he is not familiar with or disapproved of by those who are adept at preserving it. 5-money escapes from a person who forces him to reap impossible revenues or follows the tempting advice given to him by scammers and scammers or relies on his investment on his lack of experience and emotional desires.

A little caution is better than a lot of regret. (In our time, behind the walls of our safe savings and reliable investments, we can protect ourselves from unexpected tragedies that may befall us.)

We cannot afford to be without adequate protection.

Wherever determination is found, the way is found