Everyday Millionaires

This book feels like a hybrid of "The Millionaire Next Door" and Chris Hogan's "Retire Inspired". This book was promoted online and on the Dave Ramsey show as an update of "The Millionaire Next Door". They did that study. They share relatively few of the resulting statistics except at a high level,......more

I enjoyed this one, and was particularly interested in the Roth IRA analysis chapter. Overall, I wish he has delved into more interviews with the millionaires and even more data driven instead of anecdotal in how he discussed the myths. But overall a solidly good read, and I would actually advise re......more

I get that one of the book's objectives is to change the mindset of the reader about the attainability of wealth, but the first part of the book is too much of a political / ideological screed. It's repetitive, disingenuously presents complicated questions as simple and takes an exaggerated, extreme......more

There were times reading this book that I felt a bit anxious. The concepts aren't foreign to me, I mean, I've been on the Dave Ramsey train for 10+ years and I'm familiar with their style. But there are absolutely lots of "shoulds" and "if you don't, you're an idiot," type expressions. I felt lots o......more

The book is touted as an update to the classic "The Millionaire Next Door", with a bigger and more recent sampling of millionaires in the US, to determine how they got to their million(s), and other related topics. I enjoyed listening to the audiobook, but I can't say I got anything new out of it. I......more