The Richest Engineer
Mastering the Art of Wealth Creation
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Narrated by:
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Siddhanta Pinto
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Written by:
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Abhishek Kumar
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A story that will unravel the secrets of the rich.
"This is a very good book on managing personal finance. It gives clear principles to follow, which enable individuals to accumulate wealth by investing his or her income properly." (Sitaram Jindal, chairman and managing director, Jindal Aluminium Ltd.)
Have you ever wondered why some people get rich easily while others struggle financially all their lives? Is the difference because of their educational qualifications or their choice of jobs, business or investments? Is it that luck has favoured them selectively while bypassing the vast majority of people? Is it that they have special skills and are far more intelligent than others?
The shocking answer is: none of the above!
In his maiden novel, Abhishek Kumar reveals the timeless wisdom of wealth creation and accumulation and shows how anybody - no matter where they stand in life at this time - can become a millionaire. The rules provided in this book are not a get-rich-quick formula, but they do guide the listener to financial independence, which can be achieved on nothing more than an average salary. Through fictional conversations between two friends - Vinay, the financial wizard, and Ajay, his college mate - you will learn exactly what has been stopping you from becoming rich and how you can change yourself to live the life you always dreamt of - a life of wealth, abundance and financial freedom.
©2016 Abhishek Kumar (P)2019 Audible, Inc.What listeners say about The Richest Engineer
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- Anonymous User
- 28-08-19
Great book on personal finance
One can relate to real life experience. Although it's based on a finance topic, the story telling is just awesome!
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- Swissboy
- 24-01-20
If only the narrator is little bit good
I would say it is the Indian version of 'Rich dad Poor dad;. Perhaps better. The overall view of what one should do to get richer. I really enjoyed the book.
The down side is the narration. The pronounciation is not professional. But able to understand fine.
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- Tarun
- 06-09-19
Good on in Indian context of Rich Dad Series
Though I was expecting more on tax saving thru corporations, it just touched on it
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- Chaitanya
- 08-04-20
Very Informative Book, Explanation is too good.
I like the way of explaination. Thank you....
I need Tables use in this book.
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- Amol Wankhede
- 03-03-20
Good for beginners
This will be a good experience for the beginning looking for financial planning. Best Luck...
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lightning money making literacy
Right explanation for further money making moves. Multiple new things i learned while listening this book. thank you for sharing such a wonderful knowledge.
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- Venkataramana Madugula
- 16-06-22
Excellent Book Worth spending time Highly recommend it
Excellent Book.Worth spending your time.
Highly recommend it. Must read or listen for all youngsters who just started their first job (especially Indians.).
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- Saurabh Sharma
- 18-08-19
Great advice woven into terrible strylinr
My advice to people listening to this is to keep listening even if you hate it for the first 2-3 hours. Real advice comes towards the end of the book. Before that, it is all airy, wishy washy stuff, commonly labelled as mindset. I have heard the mindset argument a 1000 times. I buy books for the specifics, which comes much later, and isn't specific enough. I already know I need a "rich" mindset to be rich, just like I need a "fit" mindset to be fit and "tall" mindset to be tall. The examples and narration is cringe worthy. Someone, who is in the exact same situation and hasn't been exposed to content like this might like it. Others might keep waiting for the juicy specifics. Example: will advice to make a part of your investments in stocks but will not teach you anything more. Another example: his school time football coach happens to be a financial wizard, his college time friend happens to know everything about personal finance.
Having said that, there is true wisdom in this book. Its just that the wisdom has been spoilt by the author's attempt to weave the wisdom in to a story. Ramit sethi's book as well as "the richest man in Babylon" truly shines in this department. The former gives undiluted wisdom while the later knows how to make the wisdom palatable with a great storyline.
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- 02-07-19
Amazing book. Reader has a very Indian accent
Loved the book. The reading was alright. The stories do get a little slow but overall, I think i learned a lot. Good read...
Its like Indian rich dad poor dad with relatable Indian examples.
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- Shridhar K
- 27-11-19
Simply superb.
Very clearly narrated. Useful information . Every aspirants towards becoming rich must listen to this.
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