How money is earned, kept, and grown — and how it behaves at the dinner table, in the meeting, in a marriage, and in front of your children. Written down so you don't have to pay for each lesson twice.
By Ray Fong
Read it straight through in an evening, or open it anywhere. Every principle stands on its own — a short essay, a line worth keeping, and something to try this week.
Real pages from the book. Tap any page to see it up close.
Never borrow to look rich.Ray Fong
I've never bought anything important without first knowing how I'd get out of it. You shouldn't either.
So read it. Do a few of the exercises. Put one principle to work. If after 30 days it hasn't earned its price, email me and you'll get every cent back.
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Dry, precise, and allergic to hype. Ray speaks like a man who has sat at a great many tables and noticed who was quiet. His short videos on money, status, and the long game are where this notebook began.
The principles are practical and carefully written. Some are about the plain mechanics of building wealth; most are about the behavior that decides whether you keep it.
A 163-page PDF in a 6×9 book format: fifty principles in eight parts, a "Try this" exercise for every principle, practice pages, The List, four appendices, and ruled pages to write your own.
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