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Millionaire Women Next Door

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Eight years ago, Dr. Thomas J. Stanley unveiled the truths behind wealth in America with his groundbreaking work. Now, he shifts focus to a lesser-known yet increasingly affluent demographic: self-made millionaire women. Stanley addresses the overwhelming representation of men in his previous studies, noting that 92 percent of millionaire respondents were male, and emphasizes the need to highlight successful businesswomen. This book promises to be as informative and inspirational as his earlier works, presenting thoroughly researched findings on the lifestyles, choices, and characteristics of wealthy American women. It goes beyond merely extending his studies of male millionaires, introducing groundbreaking concepts about the nature and business decisions of self-employed women. The book ranks over 150 business categories based on profitability and success likelihood. It also explores the nurturing backgrounds of these women, revealing that many were raised in environments that fostered success and generosity, as evidenced by their charitable contributions. While they share traits like frugality with their male counterparts, Stanley shows that millionaire women often excel academically, professionally, and in investment practices. This book is set to be one of the most discussed and reviewed releases of the year, offering valuable insights for readers and investors alike.

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Millionaire Women Next Door, Thomas J. Stanley

Język
Rok wydania
2004
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(twarda),
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Cena
18,36 zł

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Tytuł
Millionaire Women Next Door
Język
angielski
Rok wydania
2004
Oprawa
twarda
ISBN10
0740745328
ISBN13
9780740745324
Seria
Ocena
3,85 z 5
Opis
Eight years ago, Dr. Thomas J. Stanley unveiled the truths behind wealth in America with his groundbreaking work. Now, he shifts focus to a lesser-known yet increasingly affluent demographic: self-made millionaire women. Stanley addresses the overwhelming representation of men in his previous studies, noting that 92 percent of millionaire respondents were male, and emphasizes the need to highlight successful businesswomen. This book promises to be as informative and inspirational as his earlier works, presenting thoroughly researched findings on the lifestyles, choices, and characteristics of wealthy American women. It goes beyond merely extending his studies of male millionaires, introducing groundbreaking concepts about the nature and business decisions of self-employed women. The book ranks over 150 business categories based on profitability and success likelihood. It also explores the nurturing backgrounds of these women, revealing that many were raised in environments that fostered success and generosity, as evidenced by their charitable contributions. While they share traits like frugality with their male counterparts, Stanley shows that millionaire women often excel academically, professionally, and in investment practices. This book is set to be one of the most discussed and reviewed releases of the year, offering valuable insights for readers and investors alike.