Everyday Millionaires
Everyday Millionaires
Chris Hogan
Dave Ramsey
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Everyday Millionaires

Everyday Millionaires

Chris Hogan
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Chris Hogan
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In "Everyday Millionaires," Chris Hogan demystifies the concept of wealth, revealing that the path to extraordinary financial success is within the reach of ordinary people. Drawing from the most comprehensive study ever conducted on 10,000 U.S. millionaires, Hogan shatters the myth that becoming a millionaire requires a high income, a stroke of luck, or an inheritance. Instead, through engaging narratives and actionable advice, he showcases how disciplined spending, savvy investing, and a steadfast commitment to financial responsibility are the true keys to achieving millionaire status. This book is not just a compilation of success stories; it's a blueprint for anyone ready to seriously pursue wealth, regardless of their current income or economic background. Hogan's approachable writing style and the compelling evidence he presents make "Everyday Millionaires" a compelling read for anyone looking to transform their financial future. He emphasizes that the journey to wealth is accessible to everyone—it's not predicated on the size of one's paycheck but on the choices one makes with it. By living below their means, avoiding debt, and investing wisely, ordinary individuals have forged paths to extraordinary wealth. "Everyday Millionaires" will challenge your perceptions about money and inspire you to take control of your financial destiny. It's an essential guide for anyone who believes in their potential to achieve greatness and is willing to put in the work to make it a reality.

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Released
2019
7 Jan
Length
272
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Recommended on Dave Ramsey's website.
The average monthly student loan payment for someone in their twenties is $351.15 If that student avoided student loans, started his or her career without that payment, and invested that $351 into a mutual fund every month instead, they’d have almost $3 million by age 65.16
— Chris Hogan, Everyday Millionaires

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